Case Study "User Experience and Healthcare: How the latest UI/UX trends are shaping the Healthcare Industry"
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This document discusses user experience (UX) in healthcare. It defines key UX concepts like user interface, usability, and information architecture. It describes approaches to UX design like considering users' psychological and interactive experiences. The document contrasts traditional software development processes with ideating early in design. It also discusses balancing design speed and fidelity. Finally, it outlines some UX challenges in healthcare like facilitating collaboration, reducing cognitive workload, and capturing outcomes across devices to enhance patient care.
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