Top Takeaways

• The factors for deciding the strength / does, weight and other biometrics / vitals, need to be visible when searching for medication
• Continuing a medication is an action that is not currently visualised. It should be made clear if the order is increasing, maintaining, or decreasing.
• Referrals and Radiology didn't make sense to be in the Drug order basket for Eve
• Eve saw a gap for a rationale to be added for prescribing Aspirin, so that her colleagues would know why the patient had this medication, and what her reasoning was etc.
• Signing an order was again a metaphor from the real world, that seemed the same as pressing a button. Should this be slightly different, with the user's name visualised?
• Adding a medication could be more seamless if we know what kind of visit the patient is in. The user can be suggested common drugs for the type of visit taking place (e.g. HIV, diabetes etc.)

Key Quotes

"It's exciting, being a first time user, with minimal instructions, it was very easy to know what to do"

"I wish we didn't have to go back and forth between the Search and Basket...I would like to add Aspirin, and complete that before going on to search for the next drug"

"I liked what I saw, there's some things like (photos, biometrics) that we're imagining for the future, so it was a surprise to already see them today, but it was a very good surprise."