Perth Biodesign provides educational training in healthcare innovation using the Stanford Biodesign methodology, which focuses on a prescriptive method of identifying unmet clinical needs, inventing solutions that address these needs and creating implementation strategies that fit within the complex healthcare landscape.

 

In Perth Biodesign courses, we bring together multidisciplinary teams of people passionate about making a difference in healthcare and build the connection between industry, academia, health services, and specialised services providers to create a healthcare innovation opportunity. Perth Biodesign programs are experiential in nature, focusing on biomedical entrepreneurship, are designed for the Australian biomedical environment, and thrive on the support of the local ecosystem.

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Perth Biodesign and Biodesign Australia are administered by The University of Western Australia and are independent from Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign and Stanford University, having been co-founded by a graduate of Stanford Biodesign’s Global Faculty Training program, Dr Matthew Oldakowski. Click this link for further details of programs affiliated and otherwise associated with Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign.​