Access
URL: http://kamkha.github.io/ez-icu/
Platform and software requirements: While it should work on any modern browser on any modern OS, we did our testing on Chrome running on OSX. At the least, we recommend using Chrome on your OS of choice.
Parts of the prototype which are shallow (incompletely implemented or canned):: The interface is high-fidelity in look and high-fidelity in feel, but low-fidelity in both breadth and depth. We've focused on the interface design itself, and so what you see is what we would envision the final product looking like. Functionality is "canned," however---you are unable to add patients or manipulate the prescriptions and dosages beyond basic changes (the interface will notify you when you attempt to use a feature which is not implemented). All patient data is static and canned, as is all time-based labeling. In the final system, all timestamps would update in real time, and patient statuses would change as you administered (or undid) medication.
Interface Tour
Upon opening our application, the user is presented with a patient overview screen, which displays a list of patients, their locations, and any relevant alerts. A bar across the top displays the name of the application, the name and role (doctor or nurse) of the current user, and a button to add a new patient:
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