A native iOS and Android app that lets home health nurses see their day, intake patients and sign forms in the field, cutting intake from 15–20 minutes on paper to 3–5.
Nurses intake patients in the field, often on tight schedules. This native iOS and Android app shows each nurse the patients scheduled for the day and lets them complete and sign patient information on the spot. Speed in the field drove every decision. I was lead UX for research, design and user testing, working with clients, subject matter experts and a business analyst to capture the requirements.
Average patient intake by a nurse, down from 15–20 minutes on paper
Down from 5–10 minutes of looking up addresses and planning routes by hand
Nurses filled out patient documents by hand, on paper.
Nurses had to work through too much unnecessary information.
Getting from patient to patient took 5–10 minutes of looking up addresses and planning routes.
A portable application for nurses on the go.
Basic patient intake.
A list of the day's scheduled patients.
Nurses don't have to plan their day's route. Next on the roadmap: opening each stop in Google or Apple Maps straight from the app
Dynamic forms tailored to each patient
Dark gray text for accessibility
The desktop application's theme color, with a gradient in select places
Open Sans
The desktop application's font, for consistency and brand
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