Design thinking’s reach keeps expanding. Recently, the popular problem-solving method has made an impact in a new industry: urban planning.

Research scientists typically excel in laboratory environments, but often lack the people-skills to engage effectively with patients. This incongruity can make clinical research more difficult than it needs to be.

The pharmaceutical industry has a patient-centricity problem. For decades, drug developers have thought of patients as silent participants in their research process, instead of active partners.

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Why the legal profession is embracing human-centered design

When you imagine the industries in which design thinking can add value, the legal world might not come immediately to mind. But design thinking can be useful within any profession where there are complex, multifaceted problems that lack clear solutions.