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Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)
2022

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Public Health Center Re-design (PHCRd)

PHC re-design

Taiwan Design Research Institute

The Public Health Centers Re-design(PHCRd) project was first implemented and demonstrated at two public health centers. By employing service design studies and forming and bringing in an interdisciplinary design team, the Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI) used design thinking and invited stakeholders to join the co-creation process to improve the service process and flow, providing clear and systematic guidance and modular design. The goal of PHCRd is to “create consistent public health service venues that give people a sense of safety and professionalism.” PHCRd also proposed a guidebook that can be duplicated at other public health centers needing optimization in Taiwan.

Client / Manufacturer

Taiwan Design Research Institute

Taipei, TW
Design

ZUO STUDIO

Taichung, TW

S.SELECT LAB

New Taipei, TW
Date of Launch
2021
Development Time
13 - 24 months
Target Regions
Specific country/region: Taiwan
Target Groups
Consumer / User, Public Sector Government, Other target groups: providing health promotion and medical services from infants to elders alike.

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