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    • Previous research identified 74 needs for actively assistive over-the-bed tables.
    • This study evaluated the value and importance of those previously identified needs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To confirm, classify, and prioritize user needs for improved over-the-bed table design.
    • To enhance the utility, usability, and active assistance features of over-the-bed tables.

    Main Methods:

    • A qualitative study involving 14 healthcare and 8 research/design subject matter experts.
    • Methodological triangulation with card sorts and a Delphi study.
    • Data analysis using frequency, content, and modified Kano analyses.

    Main Results:

    • A refined list of the 37 most important need statements for over-the-bed table design.
    • Identification of high-importance needs and classification of associated design challenges.
    • A table detailing prioritized needs for both expert groups.

    Conclusions:

    • Optimal positioning and enhanced usability are crucial for designing effective over-the-bed tables.
    • Addressing user needs improves the table's utility and active assistance capabilities.
    • Acknowledging differing priorities between design teams and clients is essential for successful product development.