My role as the UX designer was to understand the needs and pain points of the healthcare professionals, conduct user research, create intuitive and user-friendly designs, and collaborate with the engineering team to ensure the feasibility of implementation. The objective was to provide a seamless and efficient user experience for healthcare professionals, allowing them to access vital patient information quickly and easily.
We needed a solution that is smart, e-connected, and portable to build our product around it. The existing patient bedside monitors had several usability issues, including a complex interface, limited mobility, and a lack of integration with other hospital systems. Healthcare professionals found it difficult to navigate the monitors efficiently, resulting in potential errors and delays in patient care. The goal was to address these problems by transitioning to a tablet-based solution.
Patient Monitors Used in Hospitals
Stasis unlocks patient data trapped at the bedside, integrates it with the hospital’s software systems, and makes it available for doctors and nurses to manage their at-risk patients, wherever they are. To accomplish this goal we had to work on project to provide an alternate solution to change existing bedside monitors to “Smart Tablet Patient Monitor” for seamless data connectivity.