2012-09-12 UI UX Meeting
Participants: Susan J. Wolfe (Unlicensed), Sathyan Velumani, Surajit Nundy, Nathan Leiby (Unlicensed)
Created a UIUX Open Issues page - will talk with Sathyan to determine if we do / don't want to track UIUX questions here.
Billing / Generic decisions
- Susan's comments on Billing -Â SJW comments - billing.pdf
- Sathyan to lead the Billing Module design
- Naveen free to assist at some level?
- starting with Susan's Comments
- Viewing vs Editing - need to be clear in the designs
- Printing
who is it printed for? (currently: pharmacy, to show the cost of drugs to be ordered. but with electronic system these can be immediately sent to the pharmacy) - How does Billing interact with other modules - what can generate a fee?
- Pharmacy, Outpatient, Operations, Lab Tests
- Others?
- BillHistory
- what is this? Do we need this?
- might be useful if it's a history of bills for current patient
- likely not useful to have other patients bills listed when you're creating a bill for a certain patient; could just use search facility
Inpatient (IPD)
- Nurse's Module Wireframes - Chia Shee
- IPD-OT_4.pdf
Outpatient (OPD)
- Wireframes:Â OPD Wireframes v2.1.pptx
- Main Changes toÂ
- HISTORY TAB,Â
- EXAMINATION TAB,
- DATA/INVESTIGATION TAB WITH LAB FUNCTIONS,
- "Add Drug" button in POP OVER
- clarify button text for "add" + "add & new" to make it more understandable. For example, "add another" + "save & exit"
- how to show user that they've added a drug successfully?
- consider closing the "add drug" window each time they add a drug, and make them click "add drug" button again.
- or, use a "flash message" like in JIRA. after a user adds a drug, the popup window is maintained but has a small message the says "Drug <name> added.". That way the user knows that their task was successful, even if they can't see the list of all drugs while the popup is obscuring it.
- "Lab"
- Put the test name in the place of Date and Date in the same line as the Test Results
- "Review of Systems" Tab within History
- system name (dropdown) + notes (free text entry)
For future, would it be possible categorize the important questions for each system? E.g. a checklist of 10 most common things that a doctor notes for each system. You can simply check these (if applicable) and put additional notes only if needed.