Take Your Pills - GR2

Scenario
Individual design sketches. Each group member should post three of the design sketches they made, along with a few sentences of description for each one.
Designs and storyboards
Analysis for each of your storyboards

Scenario

Mary is a 70-year-old patient who has type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, and recently she fell down stairs and broke her leg. She visited her family doctor for all these problems. The doctor gave her three different medicines to take: red pills for diabetes that she needs to take before every meal; blue pills for high blood pressure that she needs to take before going to bed everyday, green pills (pain killers) for her broken leg in the morning and in the evening. In addition to that, she needs to stretch her leg every day. After the doctor left, she completely forgets the instructions the doctors give to her. She needs to remember the time to take the medications and the doctors need to know whether she has forgotten any.

Individual Design Sketches

Jason Yonglin Wu
Fang (Elaine) Han

Yi-An (Morgan) Lai
Ty Lin

Designs, Storyboards and Analysis

Design 1

Storyboard

	During her appointment, Mary added all the new medications that the doctor told her to take onto her app right after the doctor gave her the instructions. The app also allows Mary to write down some notes if needed.
	It's time for Mary to take her daily vitamin. The app sends out an alarm on her mobile device to remind her. Mary can click "check-in" after she finished taking her medicine or click "snooze" if she wants the app to remind her again 10 minutes later.
	Mary can also look at her medication history and future schedules if she opens the app. There will be check marks next to medicines that she has taken on time. If she missed any of her medicines or the medicines were taken at the wrong time, they will be shown in red font on her med calendar. Mary can also add medications to her calendar by clicking a time slot and the previous "Add Medication" screen will show up. This is useful if she has taken any over the counter drugs and wants to report to the doctor.
	The doctor will have access to all of her patients' medication record on a web application. When she opens the web, there will be notifications on the corner of the screen to indicate abnormal patient activities.
	The doctor can look more into details of a particular patient. She will see all of the patient's medications history in a calendar. She can click into a particular day to see the patient's progress for that day. Dates marked with red indicate that the patient has incorrectly taken or missed his/her medication for that day. If the doctor clicks the "Message Patient" button, she will be able to send the patient a message that will show up on the patient's mobile app.

Analysis

Design 2

	When the patient click on the app, it will show a list of the drugs that are yet to be taken. Once the drug is taken, the button will disappear. This design is mainly for old user so we don't want to overwhelm our users with many features. The users are only allowed to log out and click on their profile. When they click on their profile, they will see the list of drugs.
	The app will send notification to the users to remind them to take the pill. If the users click on "Remind Me Later" button, the app will send a notification again after 5 mins.
	When the doctor search the for the data of the patient, a list of drugs that the patient is currently taking will be shown on the left hand side. The calendar will highlight dates when the patient misses the medication. On the right hand side, the column is a list of details of patient's missing medication history.
	When the doctor click on "Edit Medication," it will bring the doctor to another page where the doctor can add new medication for the patient. The doctor will be able to add the medication and the app will synchronize the update immediately with patient's app.