6^th European Medical Device
Human Factors and Usability Engineering Conference

“Attending the European Medical Device Human Factors and Usability Engineering Conference was a transformative experience where innovation met practice. It not only deepened my understanding of user-centered design but also fostered invaluable connection.”

“Great location and warm venue for a very empathetic group of talented medical device innovators.”

“Insightful presentations and an engaged and knowledgeable audience.”

“I thoroughly enjoyed attending the conference. A lot of effort was made to ensure engaging and educational sessions were offered. The niche conference offers valuable insights from leaders in the field and many meaningful connections were created.”

“Unique in Europe. We need more of these events!”

“It was amazing to hear about the innovative HF methods being used globally. I have come away from this conference with new inspiration for our HF team!”

“Valuable, engaging content - thank you!”

“It was a great honour to attend this conference and meet an excellent group of HF/UE professionals!”

“Good learning material and an excellent networking opportunity.”

“A really insightful conference with an obviously passionate group of professionals. It was truly inspiring and has ignited a desire to delve deeper into this area and really champion it at my organisation.”

“It was a great opportunity to meet industry experts and exchange challenges, thoughts and ideas. Looking forward to next year.”

“The breadth of topics covered provided much valuable insight that I plan to make use of for our medical products in the future.”

“The exchange with HFE enthusiasts was a kind of well-being.”

“The Annual European Medical Device Human Factors and Usability Engineering Conference brings people together with the same user-centred mindset, which makes the discussions and networking moments very interesting.”

“Extremely interesting presentations!”

“Inspiring and offered a sense of belonging to a community of like-minded people.”