Careflow

UX Design @ Excelar Technologies

A patient-monitoring platform intended to assist clincians with at-home monitoring of COPD out-patients. By providing a timeline visualizer that would allow nurses and clinicians to monitor patient data which would include vitals, medicine intake, and pain score, clinicians working on quality improvement projects would be able to flag, and leave notes on data points for further review.

Tools UsedFigma
Miro
JIRA
Adobe Illustrator

My RolesUX/UI Design
UX Research
User Journey Mapping

DurationMay 2022 - July 2023

Full case study coming soon! In the meanwhile, you can read about the product in-depth here.

Key responsibilities

FALL 2022

Product feature requirements & user flow developmentWorking with our project manager, I assisted in dissecting user interview answers from clinicians to identify key features of CareFlow. These would be documented to ensure that development and product teams were aligned on end goals for the platforms.

WINTER - SUMMER 2023

Interface designMy involvement in interface design included initial wireframing, to fine-tuning of colour palettes according to clinician input. In some cases, I would fine-tune medicine labels to match the colours of syringes used in anasethetics labs to better assist identification for clinicians.

Product demos & stakeholder interviewsIn refining the specifics of each key feature, conducting secondary research on industry standards for medical data visualization could only carry us so far. My supervisor and I conducted weekly interviews with our chief medical officer, an anesthesiologist at Surrey Memorial hospital, in order to verify that our interface designs were being driven by accurate data about clinical industry standards.