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The increasing number of elderly is a global reality in which opens precedents for various research fronts. This article reports the initial findings of a transdisciplinary research that connects two distinct areas of expertise: medicine and design. The increasing number of elderly is a global reality in which opens precedents for various research fronts. In order to understand problems related to the incorrect self-administration of medication by elderly with visual impairment, it was used informal conversations conducted by semi-structured interviews as an exploratory research method. The findings pointed out the lack of standards in distributed medicines by the public system and suggest some prerequisites for developing solutions to support these elderly, minimizing misusage and promoting their independence.

O PROBLEMA DA AUTOADMINISTRAÇÃO DE MEDICAMENTOS POR IDOSOS COM BAIXA VISÃO E CEGUEIRA SOB A ÓTICA DO DESIGN CENTRADO NO HUMANO