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Explain the key concepts and steps in the design thinking process. Explain the problem you addressed. Discuss how you used the principles of design thinking in the creation of my solution. Identify questions about your solution that you think still need to be answered. Include responses to any questions or challenges that you anticipate the audience might have. Reflect on your experience with design thinking

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Find out what the needs of the end users are.

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Obesity or overweight is defined as an excessive accumulation of body fat to the point where it can promote the development of several fatal diseases such as diabetes, stroke, sleep apnea, snoring, asthma, pulmonary blood clots, fatty liver, cirrhosis, and various types of cancer. Explanation of  the issue addressed

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How have I applied design thinking ideas to the development of my solution?

I developed my Design thinking process through interaction with my end-users in order to generate ideas and solutions based on their behavior, feelings, and thinking.

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Questions about my solution that I believe still need to be answered, including responses to any questions or challenges that the audience may have,

Obesity imposes costs in the form of lost productivity and economic growth due to missed workdays, declining workplace productivity, mortality, and permanent disability, in addition to excessive health spending

What are the economic consequences of obesity?

Obesity is defined as having a BMI greater than 30-34.9, 35-39.9, or 40 or higher, and 40 or higher as having "morbid" obesity.

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My experience with the Design Thinking approach during this study has taught me that it will enable me to extract information, understand, learn, and systematically apply this human-centered approach to solving problems in creative and innovative ways - in my personal life, in business, or in any organization.

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Overweight and obesity are classifications of abnormal or excessive fat accumulation, which
offer a risk factor for a variety of illnesses that affect the health of many people worldwide.
Obesity is defined as a body mass index (BMI) of greater than 25 and less than 30. your life
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Overview of design thinking.
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Design thinking is a practical way of creating new solutions to end-user problems by
assisting them in better understanding, defining, and communicating them ("Design
Thinking", n.d.) I focused on the end user to better understand and empathize with their
problem, define it, and come up with creative solutions that met their expectations and
needs. As a result, my organization and partner organizations will use the program and
services for people impacted by obesity to help them resolve or improve their living
conditions. The requirement for my solution was shown by end-user feedback. When I
observed UNATHI, the end user, she expressed concern that she was losing her dignity
and self-esteem while doing little to reduce weight and improve her health. As I listened
to their story, I realized how critical it was to find a solution for them. What would I do if I
wanted to improve my innovative solution or keep working on this prototype? I made the
decision to test the prototype on a regular basis, simplify the end-user interaction, seek
support, and expand my network of partners create an innovative solution for
end-users.
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REFERENCES Canvas.unl.edu. (n.d .). 5 Stages of Design Thinking: Graduate Student Professional Development . Retrieved from  https://canvas.unl.edu/courses/73802/pages/5-stages-of-design-thinking?module_item_id=1968000 Cdc.gov. (n.d.).  Adult Obesity.  Retrieved from  https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/adult/causes.html

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 REFERENCES Canvas.unl.edu. (n.d .). 5 Stages of Design Thinking: Graduate Student Professional Development . Retrieved from  https://canvas.unl.edu/courses/73802/pages/5-stages-of-design-thinking?module_item_id=1968000 Cdc.gov. (n.d.).  Adult Obesity.  Retrieved from  https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/adult/causes.html

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