Designing Medical Devices for Developing Countries
From: Medical Design Technology - 11/03/2016

A team from  Clemson University's Creative Inquiry (CI) Program's Design of
Medical Technology for the Developing World CI has designed and built a
robust infant temperature monitoring and regulation system, addressing the
needs of rural clinics. Clemson’s Creative Inquiry program aims to empower
undergraduate students to work on research and design project stemming from
their own curiosity or from the pressing needs of they observe in the world
around them. Their work was directed specifically toward Tanzania, where
local connections allowed them important insight into the exact problem we
were addressing.

Read the entire article at:
https://www.mdtmag.com/news/2016/11/designing-medical-devices-developing-countries
http://digital.mdtmag.com/medicaldesigntechnology/september_october_2016?folio=8&pg=8#pg8

Link:
Creative Inquiry Impacts Economic Development
http://www.cur.org/assets/1/23/Fall2013_v34.1_speziale.pdf