the common user interface project
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The Common User Interface Project. Paul Frosdick, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, National Programme for Information Technology. Apologies. Mike Bainbridge. Outline. Introduction Objectives and context Why a CUI Guiding principles Defining the CUI Possible deliverables Questions. Outline. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Common UserInterface Project
Paul Frosdick, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, National Programme
for Information Technology
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Apologies
Mike Bainbridge
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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Objectives and ContextTo deliver a 21st century health service through
efficient use of information technology
Modernisation of the NHS:•10 year programme initiated July 2000•Access / Choice•Health outcomes•Efficiency•Societal changes and demands•IT an underpinning enabler for the modernisation programme.
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Objectives and Context
•Moving from a largely paper based NHS
•Information to be available electronically
anywhere in England
•Balance between nationally available
information and local application
•Remove duplication of records and effort
•Improve accuracy of records and treatment.
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Providing ‘Safe Joined up’ care
• Increased mobility of ‘service users’• Increasing needs of care• Ageing population• Safety in practice across boundaries• Safety in transfer of care• Safety of clinical systems themselves
Providing Better Care.
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Changes in focus• Patient centred
– Involving in decisions– Reducing paternalism
• Clarity of purpose– Systems– Behaviour
• Professional • Systems
• Safety built in to all systems as standard• Risk assessment of the systems and implementation• Providing appropriate interfaces to information.
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The Five NPfIT Clusters (NPfIT’s geographic grouping of Strategic Health Authorities in England)
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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Common user interface ?
• Patient safety – recurring theme
• Maximise uptake
• Education and training– Not minimised – Effectively targeted and delivered.
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Or another example
• Date format for display– 09-11-2004 - UK– 11-09-2004 – US – 11-NOV-2004 – Safe !
• Separator– / \ . or <SPACE> for display or data
input ?– Data storage is nothing to do with it.
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‘Mother who died after junior doctor’s blunder;
Tragedy highlights lack of support for inexperienced staff’
Daily MailWednesday, February 4 2003
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‘The Consultant Gynaecologist highlighted the widespread problem of junior staff being left to work unsupported in unfamiliar hospital departments’
The doctor had been working in the department ‘for only ten days’
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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The Service(NHS)
Common UI project
Knowledge
NPSA
Standards(ISB)
Assurance
ISVs
LSPs
Clinician Engagement Group and NPfIT Technology Office
Edu & Training
Integrated into the fabric
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Only achieved with:• 1 terminology - SNOMED CT• 1 terminology server – Health Language• 1 drug database – dm+d - UK SNOMED
extensions• 1 drug decision support – First Data Bank
Europe• 1 Decision support framework – Map of
Medicine• 1 Knowledge source - National Electronic
Library for Health• All backed by a standards board• No exceptions !• Why not the interface ?
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Guiding Principles
• A vision and a journey– There are no quick fixes
• Clinical excellence meets industry excellence
• User-centred design approach– Users involved in design, users don’t
do the design
• Define once, re-use everywhere
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Clinical Applications
Information and Knowledge Resources
Non-Clinical Applications – email, word processing etc
The NHS UI
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The Vision
• Enable the delivery of a consistent user experience across applications and devices, that– Is useful, usable and compelling to clinicians, thus
encouraging increased adoption of technology in all care settings
– Increases patient safety– Reduces the cost of adopting NPfIT systems, in
terms of end user training and support costs– Increases the productivity and effectiveness of
clinicians, enabling the process changes required to achieve the EWTD and service modernisation goals.
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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The Journey
• Definition of “the NHS UI”• Delivery of the NHS UI Design Guide
– Generic guidelines through to detailed UI layouts for specific areas
– Publish as NPfIT Standard– Available to all NHS software suppliers
• Develop toolkit of UI components– Easier & quicker for application developers to
conform to Design Guide
• Adoption by software application developers.
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Defining the NHS User Interface
• Iterative approach, starting with observations and interviews with real users doing real work
• Draft designs– Paper wireframes– On-screen prototypes– User walkthroughs at each stage– Stakeholder reviews at each stage
• NPSA, NPfIT, NICE, clinical leads
Prototype
Evaluate
Design
• Iterate designs based on feedback• Further usability evaluations• Document in Design Guide• Review, sign off and issue as NPfIT
Standard.
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Outline
• Introduction– Objectives and context
• Why a CUI
• Guiding principles
• Defining the CUI
• Possible deliverables
• Questions.
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Draft Focus Areas for Design Guide and Toolkit
• Prescribing• Decision support• Test requests & results• Alerts & notifications• Find / identify patient• Patient record – view and add new• Care pathways• Discharge.
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Sample Components
• Patient banner• Medication selector• Test selector• Test results viewer
– Tabular vs. graphs
• Lists – Patients, medications, tests, etc
• Scheduler– Medication administration, tests/exams etc
• Alerts/warnings.
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Other Design Guide Topics
• Possible topics:– General design principles for health UIs– Navigation and task flow design– Standard information display formats
• E.g. dates, patient name, address, etc
– Designing for accessibility– Writing alerts and error messages– Help & other user assistance.
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