Design challenge

Design a post log in section of the client intranet aimed to help multidisciplinary team optimizing their online journey in editing medical records. 

A BIT OF CONTEXT

This was two months UX research and design project for a Sopra Steria's client. The project is currently ongoing and held in Italy


Project Objectives

Client: National Institute for Insurance against Accidents at Work

Project Type: Conceptualization and design of MVP features of a post log-in section of the company Intranet aimed to support the multidisciplinary team in manage all the processes and activities for the reintegration to the work of the Patients.

Deliverables: Co- design outcome, Information Architecture, low fi prototype, Hi-Fi Axure prototype

Updated 2017

 

Story

Currently the multidisciplinary team carries out its activities on different systems and / or on excel.

 

 

UX Solutions

Redesign a frictionless flow that encourage doctors to complete their work tasks and added digital touch-points features in order to improve user experience:

  • Speed ​​up practices by leveraging the interconnection with other systems that automates data entry tasks related to patients

  • Synchronize cross systems calendars to facilitate referral for medical visits

  • Introduce a progress bar to monitor project status.


OUR APPROACH

  • Week 1-2 : Discovery and definition. This included project plan, process analysis and user research to understand user segmentation, goals and behaviors;

  • Week 3-5: Development This included several iteration of co-design sessions with stakeholders, paper prototypes, screen flow architecture and interviews.

  • Week 6-9 : Implementation and delivery This will include wireframes and prototypes to actualize current portal dedicated section, navigation and information architecture schema, usability tests on a final high-fidelity clickable prototype.

My ROLE

During these sprints, I was involved in the end-to-end design process.


Plan & Research


Activities planning

On the first research outcome and observing current systems we planned all the activities and created material in order to run several co-design sessions with the doctors. From the template to define Personas to the asset to design the low fi prototype.


Co-design


Co -Design

 
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Personas

We designed together personas starting from doctor objective and frustration in using current medical records systems and tools

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INTERVIEWS

We interviewed all doctor that took part to the Co-design sessions. We conducted the interviews face to face with more than 15 doctors to refine their needs and frustrations.

Key take-aways:

Most of the doctors are not interested in adding technology that requires modifying the overall process, but the need to optimize the user experience of the current tool in a “Patient Centric” way.

”Streamline our process without introducing complex technologies ”

 

AFFINITY DIAGRAM & Card Sorting

  • Together with the doctors we grouped the outcome from the interviews into different categories. That helped us to get a better understanding of our end users.

  • Trough a open card sorting test we were able to identify how to reorganize the information architecture:
    Making the most used routes more accessible and eliminating disused ones.

Paper Prototype

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Key take-aways:

The brand new layout have been designed by the doctors them self. The design allows the doctor to get the most important information at a glance.

 
 

Prototype


Axure Prototype

 
 

Key take-away: From previous Co-Design designed a solution that we validated then with doctors


USER TESTING


1.First iteration

We tested either interaction or process flow for the main process in tracking patients medical record.

  • Users: Doctors

  • Location: Company headquarter

  • Date: May 2018

  • Scope: Display preferences and device positioning

Key take-aways: Users refined some of the fields to have always on finger tips Patients crucial informations.