The names, treatments and problems used in these screens are fictional. Any similarity to real people living or not is purely a coincidence.
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My first UX/UI design projects at Cerner in Device Works were “Proof of Concept” applications that could parse and display data from almost any hospital device or electronic health record which demonstrated how clinicians could treat patients remotely. These early prototypes helped launch several initiatives now common in a healthcare facility including a patient registration solution for their onsite clinic.
Desktop Health Care Solutions
I was the UX designer on this emergency network management tool used for backup in case of an emergency power outage at a hospital or healthcare facility. The very moment of down time, these backup devices automatically go online, with backup power sending up to the minute critical data. To facilitate this process, this network has a series of servers called data pumps that copy or mirror the main network and literally pump data through the backup network onto backup devices.
Business Plan Presentation
Patient Portal PowerPoint
While working as a UX/UI designer and Visual Designer at Cerner, I was asked to work on many Graphic / Visual Design projects. Here are just a few samples.
Style Guide Landing Page
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Patient Engagement
Another Visual Design Project I was asked to design was a series of screens for Cerner’s “MyStation” Patient engagement initiative. These screens were designed to be displayed on large HD flat screen TV’s from the patient’s Bed (Approx. 10 ft.) and controlled using the hand held remote. The original idea was to create two separate themes, one for adults and one for children. You could watch TV, movies, play games, surf the internet, view your treatment schedule, wellness goals, order meals, and much more
RequirementCreate a modern network tool that is:•Easy to use •Easy to navigate through hundreds of computers•Not have to manually load data at each location•Give feedback as to the status of each machine
Solution7/24 Access Admin tool puts everything into an easy to navigate, modern interface:•It has a clear hierarchy •Adds alerts for problems with connections and loading•has a device tree which you can quickly navigate to edit the device or •Add a device using a wizard style interface.
User StoryAs a user, I need the ability to: •Edit or add a device•Assign a device to any location•Connect any device to receive data from any parent device•To see immediate feedback as to the status of each device•Be alerted immediately when there is a problem with any device or if there is a network issue
This Early Prototype demonstrates how a clinician can observe a patient directly from an app on their Android phone by connecting directly to hospital devices. The requirement was to use existing desktop and mobile functionality re-designed into an Android interface. This workflow shows: •Extended patient list with real-time alert symbols.•Selecting a patient from the patient list opens the CareLink dashboard initially.•Due and overdue display for meds and treatments.•Displays device alerts such as bed positioning and vitals.•Clicking on data cells can bring up secondary granular data.
Initial Mobile Device Interface These screenshots were part of an initial proof of concept that I used for a basic user journey / process map.
Android CareLink Mobile App:
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Simplified Low level process flow
This was an early patient visit solution designed for Cerner’s on-site clinic. Although these are now very common in Physician’s offices, at the time, this was the first proposed application to sign in, scan or view your insurance documents/card, view certain medical records and history, and medical information.
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Electronic Patient Registration
The names, treatments and problems used in these screens are fictional. Any similarity to real people living or not is purely a coincidence.
IPhone CareLink Mobile Orders
•Small sample of process Flow to submit order•Alerts•Patient List•Check vitals•Medications
This Early Prototype demonstrates how a clinician can observe a patient directly from the CareLink app on their phone. This sample workflow simulates a physician checking the patient list, selecting a patient, checking up to the minute patient information including alerts and vital signs, then checking medications, then creating a new medication order to submit and filled by connected hospital clinician. This application was originally designed for iPhone version 6 (shown Below), then updated for iPhone 8 and above.
