Patient Education

From public health messaging to clinical encounters, even the most cutting-edge care is more effective when your audience understands the science.

An illustration of a small child holding his ears in pain. Below, myringotomy and ear tube placement surgery is shown in two side-by-side images of eardrums, the first with a small cut and the second with micro ear forceps placing an ear tube.

We know your audience.

This social media graphic was created to help explain myringotomy and ear tube placement to parents and caregivers of small children who experience recurrent ear infections.

Sending your small child into surgery can feel scary and overwhelming; explainers written in plain language can help patients and caregivers feel confident in the care they receive.

Note: all images within this UI/UX prototype are licensed Adobe stock.

Healthcare UI/UX, designed with patients in mind.

We can do more than just graphic design and illustration. From product strategy to prototyping and developer handoff, we’re ready to collaborate in innovative ways to solve your organization’s pain points.

This desktop UI/UX prototype was designed to help patients at a major hospital feel confident completing medication self-injection at home.

We care about health equity.

Marrow helps ensure all patients are considered by your patient education materials. Health equity and inclusion inform our research and design process, and we’re ready to help address gaps in your services.

Research shows that most patients who underwent gender-affirming surgery wished for more postoperative care, including around scar management. This guide was developed with extensive research into wound healing processes and scar management techniques.

Care was taken to consult subject matter experts (SMEs) and patients in the creation of the written and visual content of this resource to make it as understandable and useful as possible to people planning to undergo reconstructive chest masculinizing mastectomy (top surgery).

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Clinical Education