Tele-Round Platform UX Design Methodology in Brazilian ICUs

Mangará Digital platform development applied user-centered design methods like rapid ethnography and journey mapping for public ICUs in Northern and Northeastern Brazil. Ana Beatriz Frade Moura authored this methodological study conducted from February to May 2022. The 8.0 KB document details the Double Diamond design process and resulting interface features.

Use Cases

• Analyze design methodologies like rapid ethnography and persona development for replicability in other digital health projects.
• Benchmark ICU tele-round platform features such as patient summary cards and bed maps against other solutions.
• Study the application of the Double Diamond model's Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver stages in a real-world clinical context.
• Evaluate how identified user 'pains' like time pressure informed specific interface design decisions.
• Review the heuristic-based usability evaluation process for similar platform assessments.

Strengths

• Documented application of a structured four-stage Double Diamond design model.
• Design process informed by direct engagement with the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS) and participating ICUs.
• Explicitly addresses geographic and infrastructural constraints of Northern and Northeastern Brazil.

Limitations

• The 8.0 KB file is a descriptive document, not a quantitative dataset, limiting computational analysis.
• Sample size and specific user data from ethnography or evaluations are not provided.
• Temporal scope is limited to a single design phase from February to May 2022.

Provenance

Source

figshare, authored by Ana Beatriz Frade Moura.

Collection Method

Methodological study using desk research, rapid ethnography, benchmarking, persona development, journey mapping, wireframing, and heuristic evaluation.

Time Range

Design activities conducted from February to May 2022.

Freshness

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Geography

Public Intensive Care Units in the Northern and Northeastern regions of Brazil.