Providing better support for chronic care was a challenge for Fiona
Usability Issues
Usability Issues
Using the interface was frustrating for Fiona. The constrained 980px width of the application was strenuous to work with. The multiple-page application refreshed every time she switched pages and tabs.
Low confidence while using the app
Low confidence while using the app
Fiona also took a long time to enter Tyra’s details, such as allergies, for registration. She also had to cross check to avoid any possible human entry errors, making the task tedious.
Retrieving information was a constant hassle
Retrieving information was a constant hassle
Fiona found it challenging every time she was allocated a new patient. Tyra, 29, with multiple sclerosis walked in and approached Fiona at her desk for her doctor visit. Unfortunately, check-in was prolonged when Fiona couldn't easily retrieve her information and instantly know if she was a new or existing patient.
Mixed up appointments
Mixed up appointments
Fiona used the application for a couple - Nancy, 58, suffering from diabetes and lupus and Leo, 63, battling high blood pressure and sleep apnea. The complex CCM interface left her confused, leading to mixed up appointments between the two, and worse, miss the appointments.
Care Coordinators like Fiona struggled with a complex UI resulting in confusion.
“We set out to make a difference to Chronic Care Management. We needed to power our strategy by streamlining workflows, increasing efficiencies, productivity and improving profitability. Only a coherent design and strategy would make it possible.”
CEO
Infina Connect
We struck a conversation
Interacting with people meant reaching out with clarity. It began by clarifying the applications structure. After we grasped the critical features and functions, we thought of the whole design system.
We cut through initial design and technical restrictions between modules. Building a better visual hierarchy resulted in implementing a clear system.
Now every time Fiona wanted to log in the annual visit details for Nancy or
Leo, all she needed to know was “what is the screen asking me to do?”.
This intuitive experience made it easy as a breeze for Fiona.
Finally, we took the app into the real world
Fiona could use the app optimally that led to an increase in efficiency of tasks.
We are passionate about creating
personalised digital experiences.
And when this unique experience came with designing a system for organized patient care, it went beyond business to working for a better life.
A happy patient was our end goal
“Not only can my care team organize information through revised information architecture, but a more intuitive product navigation system ensures ease of use and consistent context. What we have received is simplicity that cuts across, and reaches patients to make their lives a tad easier.”
CMO
Infina Connect