MEDIREC
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UX + DESIGN STRATEGY
/05
3 MIN READ
THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL RECORDS
SKILLS USED
Product Design
Design Strategy
DURATION
2 Weeks
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OVERVIEW
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CHALLENGE
The healthcare industry has critical concerns involving doctors expressing frustration over the cumbersome process of navigating through extensive records, sometimes including incomplete medical histories. Despite hospitals having their own digital data, it is predominantly structured in rows, columns, and text, posing difficulties for new personnel to adapt and effectively utilize for comprehensive studies.
APPROACH
A DMR system that relieves patients from storing files for every visit , enables doctors to quickly explore the patients medical history and especially in urgent cases, to view wide medical history. Thereby also helping patients understand their own health conditions.
I only want to see the final experience
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PROBLEM OVERVIEW
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Managing separate files for each hospital/clinic visit, surgeries, procedures, x-rays, medications, and lab tests is cumbersome and challenging to store and maintain.
In-house medical record systems are incredibly cumbersome and downright unfriendly to use.
Medical experts a person ideally visits in a lifetime with 328 surveys
27 Doctor interviews
Doctors even expressed the idea it is sometimes faster for them to print a bunch of documents and work with them rather than comprehend and deal with the system that has no summary either.
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PERSONA DEFINITION
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Suhana Jain
40 y/o
Accountant
A resilient 40-year-old woman navigating life with grace despite her challenges who has been managing PCOS and Diabetes for the past decade. She resides in a cozy urban home with her supportive husband and two energetic children. Her days are a delicate balance of caring for her family and managing her career as a dedicated part-time accountant
HEALTH JOURNEY
Her journey with PCOS and Diabetes began in her late twenties with irregular menstrual cycles and weight gain. Since then, she diligently monitors blood sugar levels, follows a strict diet, and exercises regularly. Her medical visits include routine check-ups, medication adjustments, and occasional emergencies due to condition fluctuations.
CHALLENGES FACED
Organizing medical records is like navigating a labyrinth diligently
The urgency of accessing critical information during emergencies causes anxiety
Understanding her condition and medical advice is an ongoing learning process
Frequently communication with consultations for clarity and insight
Feeling overwhelmed and struggling to remember important details
NEEDS AND GOALS
- Compassionate system understanding her journey and managing data accordingly.
- Simplifies medical records, bridges gap with healthcare providers.
- Enables quick, reliable access to complete medical history for informed decisions.
- Yearns to understand health better, empowering informed choices.
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FINAL DESIGN
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Patient history
The system streamlines tasks for doctors and patients by prioritizing critical data like medical history, visits, lab results, and prescriptions. It also considers other pertinent variables such as insurance, social history, personalization, notes, and daily performance
Tailored classification
Tailoring the data to the specific health concerns that typically result in frequent patient visits is a key feature of the system. This personalization of data aims to enhance the overall quality of care and ensure that the most pressing health issues are effectively addressed.
lab tests
A consolidated lab test history, offering users easy access and a streamlined graphical experience to better understand their health status.
Daily Tracking
Daily tracking allows doctors can gain valuable insights into the patient's lifestyle and tailor their medical advice accordingly.
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MEDIREC
01/
PRODUCT + DESIGN STRATEGY
/05
the future of medical records
SKILLS USED
Product Design
Design Strategy
Duration
2 WEEKS
02/
OVERVIEW
/05
CHALLENGE
The healthcare industry has critical concerns involving doctors expressing frustration over the cumbersome process of navigating through extensive records, sometimes including incomplete medical histories. Despite hospitals having their own digital data, it is predominantly structured in rows, columns, and text, posing difficulties for new personnel to adapt and effectively utilize for comprehensive studies.
APPROACH
A DMR system that relieves patients from storing files for every visit , enables doctors to quickly explore the patients medical history and especially in urgent cases, to view wide medical history. Thereby also helping patients understand their own health conditions.
I only want to see the final experience
03/
PROBLEM OVERVIEW
/05
Managing separate files for each hospital/clinic visit, surgeries, procedures, x-rays, medications, and lab tests is cumbersome and challenging to store and maintain.
In-house medical record systems are incredibly cumbersome and downright unfriendly to use.
328 Surveys
Medical experts people generally visit
27 Doctor interviews
Doctors even expressed the idea it is sometimes faster for them to print a bunch of documents and work with them rather than comprehend and deal with the system that has no summary either.
04/
PERSONA DEFINITION
/05
Meet Suhana Jain, a resilient 40-year-old woman navigating life with grace despite her challenges who has been managing PCOS and Diabetes for the past 10 years. She resides in a cozy urban home with her supportive husband and two energetic children. Her days are a delicate balance of caring for her family and managing her career as a dedicated part-time accountant
health journey
Her journey with PCOS and Diabetes began in her late twenties with irregular menstrual cycles and weight gain. Since then, she diligently monitors blood sugar levels, follows a strict diet, and exercises regularly. Her medical visits include routine check-ups, medication adjustments, and occasional emergencies due to condition fluctuations.
Challenges Faced
Organizing medical records is like navigating a labyrinth diligently
The urgency of accessing critical information during emergencies causes anxiety
Understanding her condition and medical advice is an ongoing learning process
Frequently communicating with consultations for clarity and insight
Feeling overwhelmed and struggling to remember important details
Needs and Goals
- Compassionate system understanding her journey and managing data accordingly.
- Simplifies medical records, bridges gap with healthcare providers.
- Enables quick, reliable access to complete medical history for informed decisions.
- Yearns to understand health better, empowering informed choices.
05/
FINAL DESIGN
/05
Patient history
The system streamlines tasks for doctors and patients by prioritizing critical data like medical history, visits, lab results, and prescriptions. It also considers other pertinent variables such as insurance, social history, personalization, notes, and daily performance
Tailored classification
Tailoring the data to the specific health concerns that typically result in frequent patient visits is a key feature of the system. This personalization of data aims to enhance the overall quality of care and ensure that the most pressing health issues are effectively addressed.
lab tests
A consolidated lab test history, offering users easy access and a streamlined graphical experience to better understand their health status.
Daily Tracking
Daily tracking allows doctors can gain valuable insights into the patient's lifestyle and tailor their medical advice accordingly.
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