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Navigating Drug Development: How MVP Thinking Can Enhance Patient-Centred Design

Navigating Drug Development: How MVP Thinking Can Enhance Patient-Centred Design

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 In this episode of the Medics Podcast, Dr Amani Alnimr explores the concept of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and its application in healthcare, medical education, and research. Amani discusses how the MVP approach, originally derived from the lean startup methodology, can enhance clinical practice by promoting safe hypothesis testing, iterative learning, and translational efficiency. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understanding MVP in Healthcare: A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in healthcare is a working version of a solution that addresses a core problem, designed to be tested in real-world settings with actual users, such as clinicians and patients. Difference Between Prototype and MVP: A prototype is a preliminary version or mock-up that explores functionality, while an MVP is a functional product that can be tested in real-world scenarios. MVP in Drug Development: Applying MVP thinking in drug development can lead to rapid validation, cost containment, and improved patient-centred design. Key Characteristics of a Health MVP: Effective health MVPs should have a user-centric design, navigate regulatory requirements, be scientifically grounded, ensure a minimum viable user experience (MVUX), and incorporate rapid feedback loops for continuous improvement. MVP as a Mindset: The MVP approach encourages healthcare professionals to focus on smarter pathways and iterative learning rather than aiming for perfection from the start. BEST MOMENTS "A minimum viable product, MVP, is the smallest possible version of a new solution that delivers value to a clearly defined user with just enough features to generate usable feedback." "MVP thinking encourages early, smart hypothesis testing, often using biomarkers or surrogate endpoints to give you an early signal." "You cannot MVP your way through a patient's life. Streaming trial design is valuable, but oversimplifying high-risk compounds can cause real harm." "MVPs in healthcare education are like prescribing a test dose. Enough to observe any reaction, not enough to cause toxicity." "The MVP mindset is not only about cutting corners; it's about designing smarter, testing earlier, and learning faster." TO CONNECT WITH YOUR HOST https://www.instagram.com/themedicspodcast/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-medics-podcast/about/?viewAsMember=true HOST BIO Dr Alnimr empowers clinicians, academics, and health professionals to transform their expertise into scalable, evidence-based solutions—without compromising their professional integrity. Her deep understanding of medical research methodology, combined with a talent for demystifying complex systems, positions her as a leading voice in the evolution of healthcare careers. Through The Medics Podcast, she shares strategic insights, case studies, and frameworks designed to help healthcare experts build meaningful, sustainable impact beyond the traditional clinical path. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/
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