The Telemedicine portion of the DrChrono EHR.
At the start of the pandemic, DrChrono wanted to build Telemedicine into its EHR platform. I was asked to lead the project and was assigned 3 web engineers. I previously proposed such a project, so I had early requirements and designs. It was a only matter of updating the requirments & designs. We worked on the project like we would work for a startup. In the end, we delivered a working product with dozens of screens and very few bugs.
The doctor's offering include many features not available on other Telehealth platorms. It contains over a dozen screens that include browser checking and scheduling. From the video visit screen, the provider is able to assign consent forms to the patients and get status updates in real-time. They're also able to send reminders and save screenshots to the patient chart.
The patient's UI is a bit different from the provider's UI. The Video Visit joining workflow is similar, but the big difference is the viewing and signing of consent forms during the video visit. When the patient sign, the doctor can see the update.