The usability engineering process for medical devices: understand the users, uses and environments, find the user interface characteristics and use scenarios that could lead to harm, design and evaluate the user interface, and show through a summative evaluation that hazard-related use is safe. Its companion guidance, IEC/TR 62366-2, explains the methods.
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