Join us on Tuesday, December 16, from 12:00–1:00 p.m. for our next GLUE virtual presentation, a session designed to bridge the worlds of clinical care and engineering innovation. This webinar will explore how strong communication and collaboration between clinicians and engineers can accelerate medical device development and lead to better outcomes for patients.

Featuring insights from Lokesh Guglani, MD and W. Hong Yeo, PhD, this session will highlight real strategies for translating clinical needs into effective technical solutions, including lessons learned from a wearable pediatric stethoscope case study.

What you’ll learn:

• How clinicians and engineers play complementary roles in inventing, designing, and testing medical devices.
• Common communication and cultural barriers between disciplines—and practical ways to overcome them.
• How clinicians can articulate clinical needs to set engineers up for success when defining technical specifications.
• Best practices for forming and sustaining high-impact clinician–engineer collaborations, including how to avoid common pitfalls.
• How to apply these collaboration insights to point-of-care device development efforts.

Who should attend:

Clinicians, engineers, device innovators, and anyone interested in strengthening interdisciplinary teamwork in healthcare innovation.