Our submission for US Health Design

Exercice fait pour le projet US Health project.
http://blue-button.github.com/challenge/

By Guillaume Berry
Pierre-Antoine Benoist
and me

Transcript

1. Your Health Diary See what’s going on, and travel through your medical history. A concept by Pierre-Antoine Benoist Guillaume Berry Gilles Demarty Grégoire Vandenbussche
2. The Health Diary
3. You’re in a hurry, the patient gets in the emergency room. With a single glance at his Health Diary, you know him better than himself. Yet that’s not all: when you need to learn more about your patient, you tap your way into his medical history. Being Gregory House has never been easier! For you, Health Diary owner The Health Diary gives you an instant overview of your current health. There’s more! You can travel through time to see your next medical appointments or recall what happened in the past. Call Marty and start the DeLorean! For you, Doctors
4. Main Concepts
5. A diary available everywhere Whether it’s a good ol’ desktop computer, a tablet, a mobile phone or just paper, the Health Diary adapts itself to the device.
6. A timeline of your life Every illness finds their roots in situations that happened years ago. Want to know more about your health problems from a specific time? The timeline reveals each chronic or unique conditions you had.
7. See your problems Each problem is located on your avatar. It evolves along with your life. Click on the colored body parts to get access to more details.
8. Find every detail, your way Use keyword in the search engine Filter by type of information Navigate through the timeline Locate on the avatar’s body
9. You’re not the same as when you’re born Different periods in life require different focus: Immunization at early ages, palliative care at the end. The Health Diary divides the life in 4 stages: Baby, child, adult, and senior. Each period displays a list of milestones. You know when to have a follow-up and get your immunization shots.
10. Personal information, hidden in plain sight Your information is described in a precise, yet clear manner. Icons are used to explain abstract concepts. The diary is color-coded to match with the patient’s medication color-coding.
11. Optimized for everyone The Diary is color-blind aware. Hand-picked high-contrasted colors make it easy to read for people with sight issues.
12. UI p*rn
13. Detailed patient profile Period selector One line per condition Start date, status and occurrences are listed in the timeline for each condition Guardian and providers information Filtering by condition name, doctor name, or any keyword Foldable timeline Previous and next follow-ups Easily slide through the graph When no condition is selected (now), a summary of the patient current health status is displayed
14. The previewed window is highlighted when the user clicks Easily slide the patient’s health, with your mouse or your finger
15. When no condition is selected (now), a summary of the patient current health status is displayed All her conditions are displayed, both as a list and on her avatar. A tap on the problem displays the history. The most recent lab results are listed, All the medications that the patient is taking are listed Any allergies, along with the reaction and risk are visible As well as all her immunizations
16. When a problem is selected, the diary focuses on it The interface includes a full log of her hospitalization history, displayed in a clear manner Using the selector, the doctor focuses on specifics, like plan of care only. Harmful events are highlighted
17. The Health Diary can be flipped through really quickly Depending on the focus, the patient’s file or data is displayed. A quick filter enables jumping to a particular section with a tap.
18. Health Diary in 6 images
21. * * oups
22. One more thing …
23. Press the back in time button, and your diary slowly moves backward to remind you of your life, one bump at a time. Always wanted to watch your life like a movie?
24. Your Health Diary See what’s going on today and travel through your medical history! myushealthdiary@gmail.com Thank you.