I consider these to be my top three choices for now, but I do have a couple others that require further investigation. Approaching people to ask them what their problems are isn't exactly a comfortable scenario, which is why I contacted some leads via email in hopes of speaking with them formally to get their input on more ideas I have.
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Problem Statement: Privacy windows in retail pharmacy stores provide a marginal amount of additional privacy for patient/pharmacist consults. This may actually facilitate customer embarrassment rather than preventing it.
Purpose Statement: The purpose of this study is to develop an alternate means of facilitating private discussions with patients within the spatial constraints designated by the pharmacy.
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Problem Statement: When exiting from underground railway stations, it is difficult to distinguish which stairway/escalator is ideal for traveling towards the direction of a passenger’s desired destination.
Purpose Statement: The purpose of this study is to develop an improved wayfinding system for navigating and surfacing from underground railway stations in urban environments.
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Problem Statement: When the American Heart Association visits health fairs and community based organizations to promote heart-health advocacy, they encounter difficulty stimulating their audience with displays that are engaging and informative.
Purpose Statement: The purpose of this study is to develop a means of appealing to various groups in public settings in order to deliver advocacy messages that promote healthy living.
Monday, February 2, 2009
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Hey Eugene. I really like yer 3 problems. I think the pharmacy one is my favorite. I have had times where i'm at the counter and I just want to be ignored by everyone else there.
ReplyDeleteYou have three really good problem statements. I think I like the first one best, although I hate coming out of a Muni station on the wrong street because of the lack of signage! But privacy is really important when you're speaking to a pharmacist and there is def a lack of that at most pharmacies! Good job :)
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