Knowledge bite #3: The importance of co-creation with patients

It is time for another knowledge bite!

In this episode, we shine a spotlight on co-creation with patients. Patients aren’t just users — their experiences and perspectives are essential in shaping how BreathSense is designed and applied. Understanding their needs helps ensure the device is practical, meaningful, and truly impactful in real-world clinical settings.

We hear from Mira Gleisberg, CFO-CSO of RespiQ, and Atena Mahboubian, PhD candidate at NeLL/LUMC, as they explain how patient involvement influences the project. By involving patients from the start, Breath-Sense isn’t just a technological innovation; it’s a collaborative effort to solve real challenges in respiratory health. This episode shows how listening to patients helps transform ideas into solutions that can make a tangible difference in people’s lives.

Stay tuned for more Knowledge Bites, as we continue to explore the discoveries, innovations, and collaborations shaping the future of Breath-Sense!