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As a resident, I want to see the last 5 inputs of the vitals that I put in so that I can easily see how my vitals may have fluctuated over time

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Research goals

• Understand what residents think and feel when they view their past vitals
  • how will residents take away trends from viewing their vital history?
  • are residents looking to compare past entries across different vitals? (eg. historical blood pressure vs weight vs oxygen etc)
  • do residents know what to look for when given a list of their previous vitals?
    • can they find outliers/irregularities themselves?
  • what feedback or language makes residents feel in-control of their health?
• Understand the best way to maximize space and optimize the vitals viewing experience on a screen for residents
• Define common accessibility constraints that can influence their viewing experience
  • tactile constraints
  • visibility constraints
• How do residents currently approach entering their vitals?
  • do they use the camera feature more, or text input more?
• Determine appropriate calls to action for residents to act on following the viewing of their past vitals

Feature goals

• Enable residents to see a simple collective summation of their vitals and get feedback as to how they’re trending
• Provide residents with vitals insights to develop actions that lead to a positive response and management of their health
• Create consistent documentation visibility for the residents’ care providers (Eg. physicians, family members, etc)

Hypothesis

• A list view may be the most appropriate to allow residents to be able to quickly see that and they're going to visually see which days are higher or lower
• We can find relationships between residents’ wellness check-ins and their vitals irregularities

Interview Logistics

Materials

• Print-out screens of tablet mockups to residents, with labels