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What type of session?Presentation
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Session titleSteal This Process: A PM's Guide to Using Slow Tools for Fast Results
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Short description for promotionThink Six Sigma is too slow for your agile team? Think again. Learn how to steal the most powerful parts of legacy processes to cut through bureaucracy and ship faster than ever.
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Detailed descriptionHealthcare technology too often adds complexity for the very patients and clinicians it's meant to serve. This session explores how applying core product principles of empathy and human-centered design can bridge the gap between innovation and actual patient outcomes. We will break down a practical framework for user discovery in clinical settings and share case studies of products that succeed by putting people first.

Key Takeaways:
-A framework for conducting user research in sensitive, regulated environments like hospitals and clinics.
-Techniques for translating complex clinical workflows and patient needs into actionable product requirements.
-Strategies for championing patient-centric design to stakeholders who prioritize technology and compliance.
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Presenter namesTravis Atkinson
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Presenter biosTravis Atkinson is a seasoned professional with over a dozen years of experience in the healthcare industry. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt and is passionate about making the healthcare system work better for everyone.

Currently a Senior Technical Product Manager at Signify Health (a CVS company), Travis has held previous product management roles at RevSpring, Unite Us, Carrot Health, Icario, and NovuHealth, after starting his career at UnitedHealth Group. He holds an MBA from the University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management and a BA from the University of St. Thomas.
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LinkedIn URL of presentershttps://www.linkedin.com/in/travisatkinsonmn
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Level of Audience AddressedEarly learner - familiar with the topic
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