Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
I designed a Comarch e-Care 2.0 for remote patient care that supports the full clinical workflow – from data collection to medical decisions and treatment.
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Preventing invalid patient scoring configurations
/ Challenge
I designed a patient scoring system that helped clinicians track condition changes over time based on selected parameters and assigned points.
During the process, I identified a critical configuration risk: scoring depended on measurement schedules configured elsewhere in the workflow. Clinicians could unknowingly create scoring rules that would never run.
/ Design decision
I deliberately redesigned the existing structure rather than gradually improving it, prioritizing configuration safety and clarity over lower implementation cost and faster delivery.
Outcome
Reduced the risk of invalid or non-functional patient scoring by making timing dependencies visible and combining configurations into a single workflow.
Breakdown of the final care pathway setup step, where patient scoring is configured
Unified measurement and task schedule
I assigned the patient schedules in bulk, which made it easier to set up the time dependencies in the scoring section.
Score logic
Clinicians could view and adjust scores for individual parameters, making it easier to define the total score thresholds.
Score schedule
I provided contextual visibility into when patients complete manual measurements, helping clinicians align scoring schedules with the planned measurement time range.
/ Solution
I designed a reusable care pathway template system with an integrated scoring mechanism, allowing clinicians to configure items, schedules, and scoring logic in a single flow.
I also enabled assigning care pathways to patients based on templates and introduced total score visualization in the patient chart.
Overview of the three-step workflow simplifying care pathway setup and reducing configuration errors.
Before
Fragmented care pathway template configuration, where cross-module scoring changes increased the risk of configuration conflicts.
1. Module: Examination templates
Each item (e.g. measurements, tasks) was configured individually with its own schedule.
2. Module: Care pathways templates
Each care pathway was configured by adding predefined items, without visibility into their individual configuration or schedules.
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Designing real-time e-prescriptions for remote care
/ Problem
Adding e-prescriptions to an existing consultation flow increased workflow complexity, requiring clinicians to switch across legacy modules while submitting prescriptions to P1 in real time.
/ Solution
I simplified and consolidated the prescribing flow directly within consultations. Than I prioritized the most universal prescribing scenarios for the first release to balance regulatory compliance, legacy constraints, and delivery speed.
Outcome
Delivered a P1-compliant e-prescription workflow integrated with Poland’s national eHealth platform, reducing clinician context switching and enabling real-time prescription submission during consultations.
Video alongside a prescription.
