Interview Follow-up Deliverables

As a follow-up to my interview today, I am providing the following samples of my work:

• Scripts from both Usability Testing and Stakeholder Interviews onsite at 2 hospital locations
• PowerPoint Presentations made to Stakeholders as a communication follow-up to User Testing including one for a National Health Education Conference where I have made presentations of my UX Design and Research
• InDesign Examples in PDF format of a Patient Education Booklet (creating a template to import XML files to create a series of 15 booklets from National Institutes of Health XML files updated frequently) and several promotional flyers and handouts for both CancerHelp and DiabetesHelp

User Testing Overviews & Scripts

Essentia Health User Testing Overview and Script. During February of 2016, I traveled to Duluth, Minnesota to conduct onsite user testing at the Duluth Cancer Center clinic. The user testing included one-on-one sessions with 33 nurses and gave them each a series of 8 tasks to do using a smartphone or tablet. The testing was helpful and found 17 areas for improvement to the UI including identifying the need to create a map graphic for the site for patients who didn’t know what Essentia Health “region” their clinic was in. View Script

UVA Cancer Center User Testing Overview and Script. During November of 2016, I traveled to the University of Virginia Cancer Center to conduct a series of stakeholder interviews. I lead 4 sessions with a multi-disciplinary team of Administrators, Directors, Doctors, Nurses and Health Educators. The stakeholder interviews included both a PowerPoint presentation and a demo of an interactive prototype for a Tablet App called “Prescription for Learning.” The session content was given high evaluation scores and there were many UX Design lessons learned from the stakeholder interviews. View Script

Presentations Made to Stakeholders as a Follow-up to User Testing Including one for a National Health Education Conference

Essentia Health Follow-up Presentation at CPEN, the National Medical Conference for Patient Educators During September of 2017, I was invited to Co-Present the UX Design and UX Research findings from our Website design project for Essentia Health. This is also an example of my ability to communicate ongoing website and software design results and progress. View Presentation

University of Virginia Follow-up to Stakeholder Interviews Presentation After the results of the Stakeholder Interviews at UVA Cancer Center were analyzed, I created this PowerPoint presentation to share results with Tabatha Farrell, Director of Health Education. This is similar to hundreds of other PowerPoint presentations I have created and presented via WebEx Webinars. These presentations usually discuss the results of my UX Design or UX Research work. View Presentation

My InDesign Work Projects for a Booklet Series, Handouts, and Flyers – All for National Distribution

Florida Hospital Client Project Using InDesign to Create a Series of cancer booklets The booklets are based on a patient education data source from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and are in XML format. Using InDesign I imported the XML data and programmed it to flow it into templates I also designed. I also connected the XML tags to the InDesign stylesheets. This saves time and is especially useful for content that is updated on a regular basis. The 15 booklets in this series are updated on average every 3 months. View Booklet Created From XML Data

Booklet I created using InDesign’s XML file import. This is part of a cancer education series that I also created. I engineered having all of the text elements, titles, images, captions, and a glossary flow from XML data files to InDesign. These XML files are updated frequently. The template I created for “Breast Cancer” is used to create 15 other cancer topics booklets.

Flyer I created using InDesign for the CancerHelp touchscreen, multimedia software program. This flyer makes heavy use of booklet cover art from the NCI and a custom image of a hand touching the touchscreen with a screen from the program. This was done in Photoshop and Illustrator.