Reimagining Public Healthcare With

A Centralized HMIS

Best Post-graduation Project Award

WINNER

Keywords

Digital Transformation

Software as a Service

Inclusive Care

Healthcare Eco-system

See Detailed Report

Reimagining Public Healthcare With

A Centralized HMIS

Best Post-graduation Project Award

WINNER

Keywords

Digital Transformation

Software as a Service

Inclusive Care

Healthcare Eco-system

See Detailed Report

Reimagining Public Healthcare With

A Centralized HMIS

Best

Post-graduation Project Award

WINNER

Keywords

Digital Transformation

Software as a Service

Inclusive Care

Healthcare Eco-system

See Detailed Report

Reimagining Public Healthcare With

A Centralized HMIS

Best

Post-graduation Project Award

WINNER

Keywords

Digital Transformation

Software as a Service

Inclusive Care

Healthcare Eco-system

See Detailed Report

Project Overview

Project Overview

Project Overview

In the chaos of overcrowded hospitals, fragmented systems, and paper-heavy workflows, a Centralized Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) emerges as a digital backbone for public healthcare. It is not just a management system, it's a smart ecosystem that transforms how hospitals operate, communicate, and care.


This project aims to enhance hospital workflows and patient care by implementing a comprehensive HMIS across healthcare facilities, including major hospitals, ward-level centers, and peripheral clinics.

In the chaos of overcrowded hospitals, fragmented systems, and paper-heavy workflows, a Centralized Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) emerges as a digital backbone for public healthcare. It is not just a management system, it's a smart ecosystem that transforms how hospitals operate, communicate, and care.


This project aims to enhance hospital workflows and patient care by implementing a comprehensive HMIS across healthcare facilities, including major hospitals, ward-level centers, and peripheral clinics.

My Role

My Role

UX Designer

UX Designer

Duration

Duration

4 Months (Continued)

4 Months (Continued)

Tools Used

Tools Used

Responsibilities

Responsibilities

  • User Research

  • Stakeholder Interviews

  • System Mapping

  • Information Architecture

  • Design System Development

  • User Research

  • Stakeholder Interviews

  • System Mapping

  • Information Architecture

  • Design System Development

  • Scalable Product Design

  • Interaction & Visual Design

  • Accessibility & HCI Integration

  • Usability Testing & Validation

  • Cross-functional Collaboration

  • Scalable Product Design

  • Interaction & Visual Design

  • Accessibility & HCI Integration

  • Usability Testing & Validation

  • Cross-functional Collaboration

Problem Space

India’s vast public healthcare system, serving over a billion citizens, operates through fragmented, paper-based processes and siloed departments. These disconnected workflows lead to inefficiencies in data sharing, coordination, and decision-making. Patients are often required to carry physical files between service points, resulting in delays, errors, and inconsistent care. The lack of real-time data visibility further hampers administrative oversight, resource optimization, and overall healthcare efficiency.

India’s vast public healthcare system, serving over a billion citizens, operates through fragmented, paper-based processes and siloed departments. These disconnected workflows lead to inefficiencies in data sharing, coordination, and decision-making. Patients are often required to carry physical files between service points, resulting in delays, errors, and inconsistent care. The lack of real-time data visibility further hampers administrative oversight, resource optimization, and overall healthcare efficiency.

Crafted Solution

Crafted Solution

Crafted Solution

Not just software, but a smart healthcare ecosystem, the centralized HMIS redefines how hospitals operate, communicate, and care. Built around real hospital workflows, it integrates 40+ intelligent modules that streamline processes, reduce manual effort, and ensure seamless data flow. Every stakeholder, from nurses and pharmacists to administrators and patients, interacts through role-based logins and tailored dashboards, offering only what’s relevant to their function.

Not just software, but a smart healthcare ecosystem, the centralized HMIS redefines how hospitals operate, communicate, and care. Built around real hospital workflows, it integrates 40+ intelligent modules that streamline processes, reduce manual effort, and ensure seamless data flow. Every stakeholder, from nurses and pharmacists to administrators and patients, interacts through role-based logins and tailored dashboards, offering only what’s relevant to their function.

Research & Design Framework

Approach

Framework

Research Methodology

A Qualitative Research approach combining Ethnographic and Generative Research Methods to understand stakeholder behaviours, workflows, and challenges across Public Hospitals. Ethnographic research involved on-site observations and contextual inquiries, while generative research explored user needs, motivations, and decision-making through interviews and participatory methods.

Generative Research

Ethnographic Research

Secondary Research

Analysis

Discussion

Interpretation

Fly on the wall

In-Depth Interviews

Shadowing

Persona Development

Field Notes & Contextual Inquiry

Interaction Mapping

Comparative Analysis

HMIS Frameworks

HCI Principles

Research & Design Framework

Approach

Framework

Research Methodology

A Qualitative Research approach combining Ethnographic and Generative Research Methods to understand stakeholder behaviours, workflows, and challenges across Public Hospitals. Ethnographic research involved on-site observations and contextual inquiries, while generative research explored user needs, motivations, and decision-making through interviews and participatory methods.

Generative Research

Ethnographic Research

Secondary Research

Analysis

Discussion

Interpretation

Fly on the wall

In-Depth Interviews

Shadowing

Persona Development

Field Notes & Contextual Inquiry

Interaction Mapping

Comparative Analysis

HMIS Frameworks

HCI Principles

Research & Design Framework

Approach

Framework

Research Methodology

A Qualitative Research approach combining Ethnographic and Generative Research Methods to understand stakeholder behaviours, workflows, and challenges across Public Hospitals. Ethnographic research involved on-site observations and contextual inquiries, while generative research explored user needs, motivations, and decision-making through interviews and participatory methods.

Generative Research

Ethnographic Research

Secondary Research

Analysis

Discussion

Interpretation

Fly on the wall

In-Depth Interviews

Shadowing

Persona Development

Field Notes & Contextual Inquiry

Interaction Mapping

Comparative Analysis

HMIS Frameworks

HCI Principles

Research

Primary Research

Secondary Research

Service Blueprint

System Overview

For this project, Mumbai, one of the largest municipal healthcare network in India, was chosen as the focus area. Covering 434 sq. km and serving millions across diverse socio-economic groups, its public healthcare system operates with 20,000+ employees across hospitals, dispensaries, and clinics, making it a complex and dynamic ecosystem.

Health Posts

Dispensaries

Maternity Homes

Peripheral Hospitals

Specialty Hospitals

Major Hospitals

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Method Used: Fly-on-the-Wall (non-participatory observation)
Location: BYL Nair Hospital, Mumbai
Focus: Authentic, uninterrupted hospital workflows
Focus Area: Workflow Mapping, Stakeholder Dynamics, Technology Interaction, Hospital Infrastructure.

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Scope:

  • 60+ in-depth interviews (Voice recordings & Questionnaire Forms)

  • 45+ departments covered

  • Stakeholders ranged from support staff to the Dean

Insights

Insight 1

Manual Entry and Billions of Forms

Hospitals use manual registers and paper forms for patient registration, treatment, billing, pharmacy records, and referrals

Insight 2

Data Duplication and Redundant Files in Each Department

The lack of integrated systems often forces staff to repeatedly enter the same patient information across different departments, leading to data duplication.

Insight 3

Cross-department Approvals Burden Patients

Patients and families always have to visit several hospital departments for test approvals, referrals, insurance claims, and billing.

Insight 4

Hesitancy Toward Using Digital Systems

Doctors avoid using Electronic Health Records due to poor usability, disrupted workflows, and lack of contextual relevance, highlighting a critical gap in digital healthcare.

Insight 5

Communication Gap and Delays due to Call-Based Communication

Hospitals rely heavily on phone calls for critical communication between departments leads to delay in decision making and can create critical issues.

Insight 6

Digital Forms as a Barrier Rather Than a Solution

Existing HMIS systems mimic paper forms, forcing doctors, to spend more time typing than treating, who get only 2–3 minutes per patient. It reduces efficiency of care.

Research

Primary Research

Secondary Research

Service Blueprint

System Overview

For this project, Mumbai, one of the largest municipal healthcare network in India, was chosen as the focus area. Covering 434 sq. km and serving millions across diverse socio-economic groups, its public healthcare system operates with 20,000+ employees across hospitals, dispensaries, and clinics, making it a complex and dynamic ecosystem.

Health Posts

Dispensaries

Maternity Homes

Peripheral Hospitals

Specialty Hospitals

Major Hospitals

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Method Used: Fly-on-the-Wall (non-participatory observation)
Location: BYL Nair Hospital, Mumbai
Focus: Authentic, uninterrupted hospital workflows
Focus Area: Workflow Mapping, Stakeholder Dynamics, Technology Interaction, Hospital Infrastructure.

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Scope:

  • 60+ in-depth interviews (Voice recordings & Questionnaire Forms)

  • 45+ departments covered

  • Stakeholders ranged from support staff to the Dean

Insights

Insight 1

Manual Entry and Billions of Forms

Hospitals use manual registers and paper forms for patient registration, treatment, billing, pharmacy records, and referrals

Insight 2

Data Duplication and Redundant Files in Each Department

The lack of integrated systems often forces staff to repeatedly enter the same patient information across different departments, leading to data duplication.

Insight 3

Cross-department Approvals Burden Patients

Patients and families always have to visit several hospital departments for test approvals, referrals, insurance claims, and billing.

Insight 4

Hesitancy Toward Using Digital Systems

Doctors avoid using Electronic Health Records due to poor usability, disrupted workflows, and lack of contextual relevance, highlighting a critical gap in digital healthcare.

Insight 5

Communication Gap and Delays due to Call-Based Communication

Hospitals rely heavily on phone calls for critical communication between departments leads to delay in decision making and can create critical issues.

Insight 6

Digital Forms as a Barrier Rather Than a Solution

Existing HMIS systems mimic paper forms, forcing doctors, to spend more time typing than treating, who get only 2–3 minutes per patient. It reduces efficiency of care.

Research

Primary Research

Secondary Research

Service Blueprint

System Overview

For this project, Mumbai, one of the largest municipal healthcare network in India, was chosen as the focus area. Covering 434 sq. km and serving millions across diverse socio-economic groups, its public healthcare system operates with 20,000+ employees across hospitals, dispensaries, and clinics, making it a complex and dynamic ecosystem.

Health Posts

Dispensaries

Maternity Homes

Peripheral Hospitals

Specialty Hospitals

Major Hospitals

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Method Used: Fly-on-the-Wall (non-participatory observation)
Location: BYL Nair Hospital, Mumbai
Focus: Authentic, uninterrupted hospital workflows
Focus Area: Workflow Mapping, Stakeholder Dynamics, Technology Interaction, Hospital Infrastructure.

Listening to the Real Players :

Stakeholder Interviews

Scope:

  • 60+ in-depth interviews (Voice recordings & Questionnaire Forms)

  • 45+ departments covered

  • Stakeholders ranged from support staff to the Dean

Insights

Insight 1

Manual Entry and Billions of Forms

Hospitals use manual registers and paper forms for patient registration, treatment, billing, pharmacy records, and referrals

Insight 2

Data Duplication and Redundant Files

The lack of integrated systems often forces staff to repeatedly enter the same patient information across different departments, leading to data duplication.

Insight 3

Cross-department Approvals Burden Patients

Patients and families always have to visit several hospital departments for test approvals, referrals, insurance claims, and billing.

Insight 4

Hesitancy Toward Using Digital Systems

Doctors avoid using Electronic Health Records due to poor usability, disrupted workflows, and lack of contextual relevance, highlighting a critical gap in digital healthcare.

Insight 5

Communication Gap and Delays due to Call-Based Communication

Hospitals rely heavily on phone calls for critical communication between departments leads to delay in decision making and can create critical issues.

Insight 6

Digital Forms as a Barrier Rather Than a Solution

Existing HMIS systems mimic paper forms, forcing doctors, to spend more time typing than treating, who get only 2–3 minutes per patient. It reduces efficiency of care.

Define

Define

5Ws & 1H

5Ws & 1H

What ?

Why ?

When ?

Who ?

Where ?

How ?

Problem Statement

Problem Statement

Public hospitals across India rely on fragmented, paper-heavy workflows that scatter patient data, slow care, and overwhelm staff. Existing HMIS systems often replicate physical forms digitally, adding friction instead of reducing it. Disconnected departments, inconsistent documentation, and manual data transfer force patients to carry their own records, creating delays, errors, and poor coordination.

Public hospitals across India rely on fragmented, paper-heavy workflows that scatter patient data, slow care, and overwhelm staff. Existing HMIS systems often replicate physical forms digitally, adding friction instead of reducing it. Disconnected departments, inconsistent documentation, and manual data transfer force patients to carry their own records, creating delays, errors, and poor coordination.

Ideation

Ideation

Exisiting HMIS Issues

Exisiting HMIS Issues

Complex, unintuitive interfaces that demand excessive manual entry and offer poor interdepartmental communication.

Complex, unintuitive interfaces that demand excessive manual entry and offer poor interdepartmental communication.

Workflow Problems

Workflow Problems

Doctors and staff rely on established offline habits, struggle with high patient volumes, and often create workarounds to bypass inefficient digital systems.

Doctors and staff rely on established offline habits, struggle with high patient volumes, and often create workarounds to bypass inefficient digital systems.

The Unique Value Proposition

The Unique Value Proposition

Building technology that blends seamlessly into clinical workflows, so smooth and intuitive that it feels

Building technology that blends seamlessly into clinical workflows, so smooth and intuitive that it feels

invisible

invisible

Brainstorming

Brainstorming

Explored innovative approaches to create intuitive, effective healthcare solutions that accommodate diverse user needs and environments.

Explored innovative approaches to create intuitive, effective healthcare solutions that accommodate diverse user needs and environments.

Finalized Modules- Based on Client’s Requirements and Needs

Finalized Modules- Based on Client’s Requirements and Needs

IPD

OPD

Registration

Clinical Support Services

Medical Social Welfare (MSW)

Central Analytical Lab

Forensic & Toxicology

Radiation Oncology

Speech Therapy & Audiology

Disease Management Module

Content Management Portal

Linen and Laundary

Medico-Legal Case

Asset and Maintenance

Appointment Scheduling

Nurse App

Doctor App

Citizen Portal

Technician App

Support Staff App

Issue of Certificate (IOC)

Human Resource Management (HRMS)

Reporting and Analytics

Diet and Kitchen

Mortuary

Inventory

Facility Booking

Patient App

PACS

Endoscopy

Ambulance

Labour

Emergency

Blood Bank

Autopsy

MRD

HBOT

Laboratory

CSSD

BIlling

HMIS

Modules

IPD

OPD

Registration

Clinical Support Services

Medical Social Welfare (MSW)

Central Analytical Lab

Forensic & Toxicology

Radiation Oncology

Speech Therapy & Audiology

Disease Management Module

Content Management Portal

Linen and Laundary

Medico-Legal Case

Asset and Maintenance

Appointment Scheduling

Nurse App

Doctor App

Citizen Portal

Technician App

Support Staff App

Issue of Certificate (IOC)

Human Resource Management (HRMS)

Reporting and Analytics

Diet and Kitchen

Mortuary

Inventory

Facility Booking

Patient App

PACS

Endoscopy

Ambulance

Labour

Emergency

Blood Bank

Autopsy

MRD

HBOT

Laboratory

CSSD

BIlling

HMIS

Modules

IPD

OPD

Registration

Clinical Support Services

Medical Social Welfare (MSW)

Central Analytical Lab

Forensic & Toxicology

Radiation Oncology

Speech Therapy & Audiology

Disease Management Module

Content Management Portal

Linen and Laundary

Medico-Legal Case

Asset and Maintenance

Appointment Scheduling

Nurse App

Doctor App

Citizen Portal

Technician App

Support Staff App

Issue of Certificate (IOC)

Human Resource Management (HRMS)

Reporting and Analytics

Diet and Kitchen

Mortuary

Inventory

Facility Booking

Patient App

PACS

Endoscopy

Ambulance

Labour

Emergency

Blood Bank

Autopsy

MRD

HBOT

Laboratory

CSSD

BIlling

HMIS

Modules

Conceptualization Core Points to Consider for Prototyping

Conceptualization Core Points to Consider for Prototyping

Centralized Patient Health Records

SNOMED CT & HL7 Standards Integration

AI-Powered Consultation Summaries

IoT Vitals Auto-Population Reduces Consultation Time

Scribe-to-text Feature to keep the Write-first Model

Role-Based Access

Dashboards

Easy Adoption Modular Framework

Interoperable & Scalable Product Architecture

HCI-Driven Design to Improve Usability

Real-Time Notifications and Alerts Reduces Error

Centralized Patient Health Records

SNOMED CT & HL7 Standards Integration

AI-Powered Consultation Summaries

IoT Vitals Auto-Population Reduces Consultation Time

Scribe-to-text Feature to keep the Write-first Model

Role-Based Access

Dashboards

Easy Adoption Modular Framework

Interoperable & Scalable Product Architecture

HCI-Driven Design to Improve Usability

Real-Time Notifications and Alerts Reduces Error

Centralized Patient Health Records

SNOMED CT & HL7 Standards Integration

AI-Powered Consultation Summaries

IoT Vitals Auto-Population Reduces Consultation Time

Scribe-to-text Feature to keep the Write-first Model

Role-Based Access

Dashboards

Easy Adoption Modular Framework

Interoperable & Scalable Product Architecture

HCI-Driven Design to Improve Usability

Real-Time Notifications and Alerts Reduces Error

Prototype

Prototype

Card Sorting Workshop With Key Stakeholders

Card Sorting Workshop With Key Stakeholders

Masters and Configuration

Distinct categorization to simplify system setup.

Categorized items in Hierarchy

Logical grouping of items for better data organization.

Sorted Objects based on Tasks

Task-oriented structuring to streamline workflows.

Re-Iterated on Labelling

Standardized terminology to enhance user clarity.

Masters and Configuration

Distinct categorization to simplify system setup.

Categorized items in Hierarchy

Logical grouping of items for better data organization.

Sorted Objects based on Tasks

Task-oriented structuring to streamline workflows.

Re-Iterated on Labelling

Standardized terminology to enhance user clarity.

Information Architecture Optimization

Information Architecture Optimization

Adaptive IA

Evolves from structured data hierarchies to intelligent, context-aware interactions.

Composable IA

Flexibly integrates various modules, entities, and services.

Pages

Masters

Roles

Adaptive IA

Evolves from structured data hierarchies to intelligent, context-aware interactions.

Composable IA

Flexibly integrates various modules, entities, and services.

We identified 24+ pages with isolated input fields

By merging these pages into relevant modules, we streamlined workflows, reduced unnecessary navigation, and enhanced overall system efficiency

Simplifying Masters and Configurations

After the workshop we reduced combined most modules into 3 categories task lists configuration and masters.

Role-Based Access Matrix

To uphold a consistent data hierarchy for each user, we have documented over 60 user roles in a dedicated Excel spreadsheet to give them rights based on CRUD Method.

Adaptive IA

Evolves from structured data hierarchies to intelligent, context-aware interactions.

Composable IA

Flexibly integrates various modules, entities, and services.

We identified 24+ pages with isolated input fields

By merging these pages into relevant modules, we streamlined workflows, reduced unnecessary navigation, and enhanced overall system efficiency

Simplifying Masters and Configurations

After the workshop we reduced combined most modules into 3 categories task lists configuration and masters.

Role-Based Access Matrix

To uphold a consistent data hierarchy for each user, we have documented over 60 user roles in a dedicated Excel spreadsheet to give them rights based on CRUD Method.

Standardizing Labelling for Global Interoperability with SNOMED CT

Standardizing Labelling for Global Interoperability with SNOMED CT

SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms) is the most comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology system used globally for standardizing clinical data. Some of them mentioned here-

SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms) is the most comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology system used globally for standardizing clinical data. Some of them mentioned here-

Global Scenario

90+ Countries

Adopted worldwide, enabling cross-border data exchange.

Global Scenario

90+ Countries

Adopted worldwide, enabling cross-border data exchange.

Original Labelling

New label (SNOMED CT)

New label (SNOMED CT)

New label

SNOMED Code

Details

Example 1

Citizen Title

Citizen Title

Person Title

Person Title

722446000

722446000

Used to represent a title or qualifier in a person's name (Dr., Mr., Mrs.,etc.)

Used to represent a title or qualifier in a person's name (Dr., Mr., Mrs.,etc.)

Example 2

Blood Group

Blood Group

Blood Type

Blood Type

365636006

365636006

Blood group (observable entity)

Blood group (observable entity)

Example 3

Patho Test Map

Patho Test Map

Pathology Test Mapping

Pathology Test Mapping

252275004

252275004

Laboratory procedure (procedure)

Laboratory procedure (procedure)

Example 4

Sample Container

Sample Container

Specimen Container

Specimen Container

06041009

06041009

Clear categorization of sample containers.

Clear categorization of sample containers.

Creating A Comprehensive and Scalable Design System

Creating A Comprehensive and Scalable Design System

A unified, scalable design system was crafted from scratch to support a multi-module HMIS across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Built for consistency, clarity, and fast development, it ensures accessible, low-learning-curve interfaces for public-sector users. The video highlights core foundations, components, and interaction patterns that maintain coherence across the entire ecosystem.

A unified, scalable design system was crafted from scratch to support a multi-module HMIS across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Built for consistency, clarity, and fast development, it ensures accessible, low-learning-curve interfaces for public-sector users. The video highlights core foundations, components, and interaction patterns that maintain coherence across the entire ecosystem.

Modules

Modules

Solving the complexity of Consultation Process

Solving the complexity of Consultation Process

Solving the complexity of Consultation Process

Smart Consultation

Smart Consultation

What we solved?

What we solved?

Doctors have only 2–3 minutes per patient, yet current consultation systems don’t align with real clinical workflows and it leads to delays, cognitive overload, and pushing clinicians back to paper. Manual data entry, poor usability, and fragmented workflows further slow down OPDs where every second matters.

Doctors have only 2–3 minutes per patient, yet current consultation systems don’t align with real clinical workflows and it leads to delays, cognitive overload, and pushing clinicians back to paper. Manual data entry, poor usability, and fragmented workflows further slow down OPDs where every second matters.

Patient Profile

Patient Profile

Patient Profile

A quick, smart snapshot of the patient like history, medications, allergies, and past conditions, so doctors start consultations fully informed.

A quick, smart snapshot of the patient like history, medications, allergies, and past conditions, so doctors start consultations fully informed.

A quick, smart snapshot of the patient like history, medications, allergies, and past conditions, so doctors start consultations fully informed.

AI Consultation

AI Consultation

AI Consultation

AI listens, summarizes doctor–patient conversation in real time, turning minutes of typing into seconds of automated documentation.

AI listens, summarizes doctor–patient conversation in real time, turning minutes of typing into seconds of automated documentation.

AI listens, summarizes doctor–patient conversation in real time, turning minutes of typing into seconds of automated documentation.

Consultation Pad Configuration

Consultation Pad Configuration

Consultation Pad Configuration

Doctors can personalize their consultation pad by rearranging fields, adding shortcuts, and tailoring workflows to match their specialty and rhythm.

Doctors can personalize their consultation pad by rearranging fields, adding shortcuts, and tailoring workflows to match their specialty and rhythm.

Doctors can personalize their consultation pad by rearranging fields, adding shortcuts, and tailoring workflows to match their specialty and rhythm.

IoT Vitals collection

IoT Vitals collection

IoT Vitals collection

divided all consultation process in 7 main categories so doctor dont have to fill to many data

divided all consultation process in 7 main categories so doctor dont have to fill to many data

divided all consultation process in 7 main categories so doctor dont have to fill to many data

Task Categorization

Task Categorization

Task Categorization

7 smart categories streamline the consultation, cutting extra steps so doctors can work efficiently within their 2–3 minute OPD limit.

7 smart categories streamline the consultation, cutting extra steps so doctors can work efficiently within their 2–3 minute OPD limit.

7 smart categories streamline the consultation, cutting extra steps so doctors can work efficiently within their 2–3 minute OPD limit.

device-agnostic & user-friendliness

device-agnostic & user-friendliness

device-agnostic & user-friendliness

Scribe-to-Text and Swipe-to-Scribe to mimic natural handwriting workflows, ensuring seamless transition from case paper to digital records.

Scribe-to-Text and Swipe-to-Scribe to mimic natural handwriting workflows, ensuring seamless transition from case paper to digital records.

Scribe-to-Text and Swipe-to-Scribe to mimic natural handwriting workflows, ensuring seamless transition from case paper to digital records.

Action Chips

Action Chips

Action Chips

Smart Quick Action Chips let doctors add medications, investigations, or diagnoses with a single tap, cutting documentation time by nearly half.

Smart Quick Action Chips let doctors add medications, investigations, or diagnoses with a single tap, cutting documentation time by nearly half.

Smart Quick Action Chips let doctors add medications, investigations, or diagnoses with a single tap, cutting documentation time by nearly half.

See Iterations

See Prototype

Each consultation typically involves seven common tasks

Each consultation typically involves seven common tasks

Each consultation typically involves seven common tasks

Chief Complaints

Chief Complaints

History

History

Investigation

Investigation

Medication

Medication

Diagnosis

Diagnosis

Advice

Advice

Referral

Referral

Smart Action Chips

Smart Action Chips

Smart Action Chips

Action Chips act as smart templates instantly auto-filling investigations, provisional diagnoses, medications, and advice based on the doctor’s selection. Instead of typing repeatedly, doctors simply review, tweak if needed, and finish the consultation in under

1–2 minutes.

Action Chips act as smart templates instantly auto-filling investigations, provisional diagnoses, medications, and advice based on the doctor’s selection. Instead of typing repeatedly, doctors simply review, tweak if needed, and finish the consultation in under

1–2 minutes.

User can add or modify these chips at any time since they function as the master.

User can add or modify these chips at any time since they function as the master.

Chief Complaints

Chief Complaint

Fever

Cough

Duration

Since

day

Since

year

Clinical Indicators

Temperature

°F

Severity

Add Chief Complaints

Chills/Rigors

Sore Throat

Weakness

Medication

Medicine Name

Tab

Ciplox TZ

Cap

Duloxetine

Frequency

1

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Duration

90

10

Add Medication

Dolo Master

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

History

History

Diabetes

Tobacco

Type

History Type

History Type

Onset

Since

Frequency

Add Patient’s History

Hypertension

Substance Use

Alcohol

Diagnosis

Diagnosis

Dengue

Malaria

Duration

Since

Since

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Add Diagnosis

Viral Infection

Malaria

Typhoid

Jaundice

Chief Complaints

Chief Complaint

Fever

Cough

Duration

Since

day

Since

year

Clinical Indicators

Temperature

°F

Severity

Add Chief Complaints

Chills/Rigors

Sore Throat

Weakness

Medication

Medicine Name

Tab

Ciplox TZ

Cap

Duloxetine

Frequency

1

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Duration

90

10

Add Medication

Dolo Master

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

History

History

Diabetes

Tobacco

Type

History Type

History Type

Onset

Since

Frequency

Add Patient’s History

Hypertension

Substance Use

Alcohol

Diagnosis

Diagnosis

Dengue

Malaria

Duration

Since

Since

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Add Diagnosis

Viral Infection

Malaria

Typhoid

Jaundice

Chief Complaints

Chief Complaint

Fever

Cough

Duration

Since

day

Since

year

Clinical Indicators

Temperature

°F

Severity

Add Chief Complaints

Chills/Rigors

Sore Throat

Weakness

Medication

Medicine Name

Tab

Ciplox TZ

Cap

Duloxetine

Frequency

1

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Dosage Info

Duration

90

10

Add Medication

Dolo Master

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

In Progress

History

History

Diabetes

Tobacco

Type

History Type

History Type

Onset

Since

Frequency

Add Patient’s History

Hypertension

Substance Use

Alcohol

Diagnosis

Diagnosis

Dengue

Malaria

Duration

Since

Since

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Diagnosis Type

Add Diagnosis

Viral Infection

Malaria

Typhoid

Jaundice

Chief Complaints

Chief Complaints

Stomach A

Stomach A

Frequently

Frequently

Stomach ache

Stomach ache

Abdominal pain

Abdominal pain

Upper abdominal pain

Upper abdominal pain

Lower abdominal pain

Lower abdominal pain

Epigastric pain

Epigastric pain

Bloating

Bloating

Recurring

Recurring

Gas and flatulence

Gas and flatulence

Indigestion (Dyspepsia)

Indigestion (Dyspepsia)

Acid reflux / Heartburn

Acid reflux / Heartburn

Nausea

Nausea

Vomiting

Vomiting

Loss of appetite

Loss of appetite

Dropdown with Recurring & Frequently used options

Dropdown with Recurring & Frequently used options

Dropdown with Recurring & Frequently used options

60–70% of OPD cases being seasonal and recurring, doctors get instant access to ready-made templates for common conditions, making consultations faster, consistent, and more accurate.

60–70% of OPD cases being seasonal and recurring, doctors get instant access to ready-made templates for common conditions, making consultations faster, consistent, and more accurate.

Drug Interactions Alert

Drug Interactions Alert

Drug Interactions Alert

Provides quick access to frequently diagnosed conditions, enabling faster and more accurate consultations.

Provides quick access to frequently diagnosed conditions, enabling faster and more accurate consultations.

Drug Interaction Alert

Drug Interaction Alert

Contraindication: Combination may Increase Tizanidine Levels with serious CV&CNS Effects

Contraindication: Combination may Increase Tizanidine Levels with serious CV&CNS Effects

Current Medication

Current Medication

TAB

TAB

Ciplox TZ

Ciplox TZ

Ciprofloxacin and Tinidazole

Ciprofloxacin and Tinidazole

New Medication

New Medication

CAP

CAP

Duloxetine

Duloxetine

Duloxetine hydrochloride

Duloxetine hydrochloride

Cancel

Cancel

Continue

Continue

Instant IoT-Powered Vitals

Instant IoT-Powered Vitals

Instant IoT-Powered Vitals

By connecting ECGs, glucometers, pulse oximeters, and BP monitors directly to the consultation pad, doctors get real-time, error-free vitals automatically. No typing, no delays, just accurate data captured the moment a device records it.

By connecting ECGs, glucometers, pulse oximeters, and BP monitors directly to the consultation pad, doctors get real-time, error-free vitals automatically. No typing, no delays, just accurate data captured the moment a device records it.

-30%

-30%

Reduction in Documentation time

Reduction in Documentation time

Swipe-to-Scribe: Instant Notes, Just Like Paper

Swipe-to-Scribe: Instant Notes, Just Like Paper

Swipe-to-Scribe: Instant Notes, Just Like Paper

The Scribe Pad mirrors real case papers, letting doctors jot notes naturally on a tablet keeping their write-first mental model. Instantly converts handwriting into structured digital records, reducing cognitive load and making digital adoption effortless.

Visual Medical Aids

Visual Medical Aids

Visual Medical Aids

Doctors can pull in pre-loaded anatomical diagrams during consultations to visually communicate conditions and treatments, improving patient clarity, trust, and overall experience.

AI Powered Speech-to-Text Documentation

AI Powered Speech-to-Text Documentation

AI Powered Speech-to-Text Documentation

Doctors-Patient speak freely while AI captures and structures the entire consultation in real time, saving time, reducing manual effort, and ensuring no critical detail is missed.

Doctors-Patient speak freely while AI captures and structures the entire consultation in real time, saving time, reducing manual effort, and ensuring no critical detail is missed.

Ensuring Safe, Standardized & Faster Drug Testing

Ensuring Safe, Standardized & Faster Drug Testing

Ensuring Safe, Standardized & Faster Drug Testing

Central Analytical Lab Module

Central Analytical Lab Module

What we solved?

What we solved?

Drug testing in public laboratories relies heavily on outdated paper protocols, manual data entry, and disconnected workflows. This leads to delays, inconsistent reporting, difficulty tracking sample status, and limited administrative visibility, ultimately slowing down the release of critical drug quality reports.

Drug testing in public laboratories relies heavily on outdated paper protocols, manual data entry, and disconnected workflows. This leads to delays, inconsistent reporting, difficulty tracking sample status, and limited administrative visibility, ultimately slowing down the release of critical drug quality reports.

Menu Bar

Menu Bar

Menu Bar

This bar allows navigation through all modules and tasks (Currently, it serves as the pharmacist’s menu for creating drug test requests).

This bar allows navigation through all modules and tasks (Currently, it serves as the pharmacist’s menu for creating drug test requests).

This bar allows navigation through all modules and tasks (Currently, it serves as the pharmacist’s menu for creating drug test requests).

Filter and Search Option

Filter and Search Option

Filter and Search Option

User can search the request also can filter according to the status of the request.

User can search the request also can filter according to the status of the request.

User can search the request also can filter according to the status of the request.

New Request

New Request

New Request

First action step of this module where a pharmacist/user creates a new drug test requisition.

First action step of this module where a pharmacist/user creates a new drug test requisition.

First action step of this module where a pharmacist/user creates a new drug test requisition.

Action Buttons

Action Buttons

Action Buttons

Requests can be

Edited

Canceled

Printed

View

in a simple way.

Requests can be

Edited

Canceled

Printed

View

in a simple way.

Requests can be

Edited

Canceled

Printed

View

in a simple way.

Requisition List table

Requisition List table

Requisition List table

A structured, scrollable table that consolidates all drug and test details in one view for precise tracking and cleaner record management.

A structured, scrollable table that consolidates all drug and test details in one view for precise tracking and cleaner record management.

A structured, scrollable table that consolidates all drug and test details in one view for precise tracking and cleaner record management.

Status Chips

Status Chips

Status Chips

Real-time updates of each request that has been made will shown here in status chips.

Real-time updates of each request that has been made will shown here in status chips.

Real-time updates of each request that has been made will shown here in status chips.

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Role-Based Workflow

Role-Based Workflow

Role-Based Workflow

Five tailored logins (Pharmacist, Assistant Drug Analyzer, Analyst, Senior Analyst, Assistant Dean) streamline responsibilities and prevent workflow overlaps.

Five tailored logins (Pharmacist, Assistant Drug Analyzer, Analyst, Senior Analyst, Assistant Dean) streamline responsibilities and prevent workflow overlaps.

Smart and Real-time Status Tracking

Smart and Real-time Status Tracking

Smart and Real-time Status Tracking

Real-time status updates for every test stage (assigned, in-progress, review, approved, dispatched) ensure complete transparency and eliminate guesswork.

Real-time status updates for every test stage (assigned, in-progress, review, approved, dispatched) ensure complete transparency and eliminate guesswork.

One-Click Report Dispatch

One-Click Report Dispatch

One-Click Report Dispatch

Completed drug test reports (including Form 39A) can be sent to the requesting facility instantly through the interconnected HMIS.

Completed drug test reports (including Form 39A) can be sent to the requesting facility instantly through the interconnected HMIS.

Status

Status

Pending

Pending

Completed

Completed

Rejected

Rejected

Approved

Approved

Cancelled

Cancelled

In Process

In Process

Action

Action

Pharmacist Login

Pharmacist Login

Status

Status

Assigned

Assigned

In-Progress

In-Progress

Sent for Review

Sent for Review

Approved

Approved

Approved

Approved

Re-test

Re-test

Action

Action

Analyst Login

Analyst Login

Status

Status

Pending

Pending

Pending

Pending

Accepted

Accepted

Assigned

Assigned

Rejected

Rejected

Tested

Tested

Completed

Completed

Re-test

Re-test

Action

Action

Sr. Drug Analyzer Login

Sr. Drug Analyzer Login

I.P. 2022 Standardized Protocols

I.P. 2022 Standardized Protocols

I.P. 2022 Standardized Protocols

Digitalized and auto-filled forms aligned with Indian Pharmacopoeia 2022, replacing outdated 1996 paper formats to ensure accuracy, compliance, and safety.

Digitalized and auto-filled forms aligned with Indian Pharmacopoeia 2022, replacing outdated 1996 paper formats to ensure accuracy, compliance, and safety.

Flexible Test Entry

Flexible Test Entry

Flexible Test Entry

Seven modern protocols, including a free-text protocol that allow analysts to handle diverse drug types and fill forms in parts with draft-saving options.

Seven modern protocols, including a free-text protocol that allow analysts to handle diverse drug types and fill forms in parts with draft-saving options.

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Audiology and Speech Therapy

Audiology and Speech Therapy

What we solved?

What we solved?

Specialty departments like Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Psychiatry rely heavily on detailed, paper-based forms, manual interpretation, and fragmented documentation. This leads to inconsistent assessments, slow reporting, high cognitive load, and difficulty in tracking patient progress.

Specialty departments like Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Psychiatry rely heavily on detailed, paper-based forms, manual interpretation, and fragmented documentation. This leads to inconsistent assessments, slow reporting, high cognitive load, and difficulty in tracking patient progress.

Interactive Hearing Graphs

Interactive Hearing Graphs

BERA and hearing assessment forms with real-time, editable hearing graphs, allowing audiologists to plot thresholds, annotate findings, and generate structured reports instantly.

BERA and hearing assessment forms with real-time, editable hearing graphs, allowing audiologists to plot thresholds, annotate findings, and generate structured reports instantly.

Smart Immittance Audiometry Report

Smart Immittance Audiometry Report

Automated tympanometry and reflex reporting with intuitive visual layouts to reduce interpretation time and enhance diagnostic clarity.

Automated tympanometry and reflex reporting with intuitive visual layouts to reduce interpretation time and enhance diagnostic clarity.

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Specialty Modules, Designed for Precision and Speed

Psychiatry

Psychiatry

What we solved?

What we solved?

Specialty departments like Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Psychiatry rely heavily on detailed, paper-based forms, manual interpretation, and fragmented documentation. This leads to inconsistent assessments, slow reporting, high cognitive load, and difficulty in tracking patient progress.

Specialty departments like Audiology, Speech Therapy, and Psychiatry rely heavily on detailed, paper-based forms, manual interpretation, and fragmented documentation. This leads to inconsistent assessments, slow reporting, high cognitive load, and difficulty in tracking patient progress.

Digital Psychiatry Consultation

Digital Psychiatry Consultation

Digital Psychiatry Consultation

Three specialized forms- Child Guidance Clinic, Drug De-addiction, and General Psychiatry OPD, designed to reduce clicks, guide clinical reasoning, and adapt to diverse psychiatric workflows.

Three specialized forms- Child Guidance Clinic, Drug De-addiction, and General Psychiatry OPD, designed to reduce clicks, guide clinical reasoning, and adapt to diverse psychiatric workflows.

Structured Clinical Pathways

Structured Clinical Pathways

Structured Clinical Pathways

Predefined fields, grouped histories, and smart input controls ensure assessments remain comprehensive yet quick, even in high-volume OPDs.

Predefined fields, grouped histories, and smart input controls ensure assessments remain comprehensive yet quick, even in high-volume OPDs.

Outcomes

Outcomes

Learnings

Learnings

Cross-Functional teams Collaboration

Cross-Functional teams Collaboration

Presenting Concept to Management and Technical Heads

Presenting Concept to Management and Technical Heads

Impact of Detailed Prototyping and Usability Testing

Impact of Detailed Prototyping and Usability Testing

The Impact of User Research on Complex Projects

The Impact of User Research on Complex Projects

Working Within a Broader Ecosystem with multiple stakeholders

Working Within a Broader Ecosystem with multiple stakeholders

User Experience and HCI guidelines for Healthcare

User Experience and HCI guidelines for Healthcare

Reflections

Reflections

Technology can't fix broken systems without understanding people first

Technology can't fix broken systems without understanding people first

Real change starts with empathy, not disruption

Real change starts with empathy, not disruption

The future of HMIS is not a tool, but a service ecosystem

The future of HMIS is not a tool, but a service ecosystem

Upcoming Modules

Upcoming Modules

Coming Soon..

Managing chaos at the dispensing counter by reducing dispensing time and increasing the Dispensing module's usability by 30–40%

Managing chaos at the dispensing counter by reducing dispensing time and increasing the Dispensing module's usability by 30–40%

Coming Soon..

How we solved users' multitasking Issues and simplified their daily tasks to increase the Productivity by 20%.

How we solved users' multitasking Issues and simplified their daily tasks to increase the Productivity by 20%.

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