Tele-Round Platform UX Design Process for Brazilian Public ICUs

A methodological study from February to May 2022 applied the Double Diamond UX design model to develop a tele-round platform for public intensive care units in Brazil. Ana Beatriz Frade Moura documented the process, resulting in the 'Mangará Digital' platform interface. The 483.9 KB document details design activities like rapid ethnography, persona development, and usability evaluation.

Use Cases

• Analyze the documented UX design process (Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver stages) for replicating methodology in other digital health projects.
• Study the resulting platform features (patient summary cards, ICU bed map, integrated checklists) as benchmarks for ICU telemedicine interface design.
• Review the identified user 'pains' and constraints (time pressure, lack of standardization, geographic/organizational factors) to inform requirement gathering for similar systems.

Strengths

• Documented application of a structured four-stage Double Diamond design model.
• Explicit focus on geographic and infrastructural constraints specific to public ICUs in Northern and Northeastern Brazil.
• Clear description of design artifacts produced, including personas, empathy maps, user journey maps, and wireframes.

Limitations

• The 483.9 KB file is a qualitative methodological description, not a quantitative dataset, limiting computational analysis.
• Sample size and specific user feedback data from the design process are not provided as structured data.
• Temporal scope is limited to a single design cycle 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, and heuristic evaluation.

Time Range

February to May 2022.

Freshness

Last updated in April 2026, indicating the document is current.

Geography

Public intensive care units in the North and Northeast regions of Brazil.