In the middle of the 21st century we are still tied in most cases to physical medical records, kept in folders within archives or in places that we do not remember later.
That is why it was necessary to create a tool that would allow us to save patients' medical histories, allergies, medications they use, X-rays, ultrasound scans and all relevant medical information that could be easily shared and that would be in the cloud.
Design a SaaS that allows to keep all the medical information and that can be shared with doctors, relatives and any person that is necessary.
Being the only UX UI Designer I participated with the Product Owner from the ideation phase to the implementation phase in the development environment supporting a team of 3 developers and 2 QA Engineers.
I did all the research work, user interviews, UX Artifacts, wireframing, prototyping and UI Design.
In this case it was very important that the design was optimized for use on tablets, since the client wanted users (especially doctors) to be able to use it comfortably with an Ipad.
The SaaS also had to be very easy to use and practical in its mobile version, so that patients could use the tool at any time and in any place.
So I started with the sketches and wireframes focused on Ipads and mobile phones and then adapted it to desktops and laptops
In the case of the doctor, my goal was that the three main actions: Search patient, search medical history and add new patient, were always one tap away.
In the case of the patient, my goal was that the user could easily access all the information in his medical history: Medicines, x-rays, medical prescriptions, history of diseases, allergies and operations.
Color testing was done with colors analogous to the logo colors, I also proposed adding night mode to avoid eye strain mainly to doctors.
My main contribution was to make the interface as easy and quick to use as possible for doctors when creating patients or prescribing medicines, as well as for patients who needed to search and share their prescriptions or any information related to their medical history.
It was also my idea to incorporate a Whatsapp-type chat within the SaaS where patients and doctors could share information, doctors could also communicate with each other and groups could be created to keep the whole family up to date with the progress or requirements of their loved ones' illness.
