Cerner's Integrated Charting
Bengaluru, India
Product context
- Cerner Millennium is a cloud-based automated library solution deployed in health facilities across United States. The product is used by 650,000 physicians around the globe and more than 3 million users every day.
- Cerner power chart is an application in 'Cerner's Millennium' and a primary place to view patient lab results, and radiology results, and sign transcribed documents.
Team's vision
- Help healthcare providers to chart the vitals/details of the patients anytime and anywhere by establishing an omnichannel experience across Cerner Millenium solutions.
- Leverage internal design system components to uplift the product to a cloud-based architecture.
Projects that I had key impacts on
A single page charting application built with responsive UI elements from Terra UI framework to chart patient's clinical data.
Created APIs' to batch store common data of patients that are enrolled in a group session.
Printable clinical report that houses present and past clinical data of the patient identified by versions. (Similar to Versions in Google Docs)
Responsibilities
- Engaged in cross-team discussions with Solution Designers, UX Designers, Project Managers, and Engineers in different countries (India, US, UK) and provided valuable suggestions for refining designs (Technical & Callouts)
- Worked on building components for Terra-based internal design system. The components are pulled into 'Kaiju', a drag-and-drop web editor for building components and templates that are composed of predefined react components. The design system is based on 'Atomic Design' Principles.
- Developed UI components and designed information architecture for multi-patient drafting scenarios resulting in the one-time charting of common data.
Tools Used
Learnings
Working with teams in different locations (India, US, and UK counterparts) was one of my best learnings for diverse collaborations. I worked closely with team members of different roles such as Solution Designers, UX teams, and Product Managers in every iteration, through which I learned how vast and deep we could think of the same solution or artifact. In sum, my technical knowledge and thought process reached a professional level while working on these Projects.
Recognitions
Memories with team
