A project with the University of Applied Sciences Puch/Urstein and the Department of Health and Nursing. The central question was: “What will the nursing trolley of the future look like and what functions will make everyday work easier?” – with a focus on user-friendliness, efficient processes, and innovative solutions.

My bachelor's thesis showed me how important it is to question processes and listen actively. Often, it's small adjustments to the product that make a big difference to the user experience. Innovation is valuable – but sometimes it takes targeted improvements to existing products to introduce new ways of working.