Digital Health Assistant
Transforming first aid kits into smart health assistants
INTERACTION DESIGN
SMART HEALTH DEVICE
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Overview
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CLIENT
Pharmacy retailer
TEAM
Danae Asteriadi,
Marleen Helimets,
Karmen Vikat
MENTORS
Nesli Hazal Akbulut,
Välek Egle Vesk
While studying Interaction Design at the Estonian Academy of Arts, we took on a challenge from a major Estonian pharmacy retailer.
Our mission? To design an innovative service or app that would elevate their brand and benefit their customers, all within the constraints of a demanding 9-day workshop.
The Process
Our project began with healthcare trend research, focusing on rural areas to aid the brand’s outreach to a population lacking big city healthcare access.
We interviewed 9 people in our target audience, identifying three key issues: Awareness, Time, and Distance. Desk research uncovered a WHO article on International Space Station medical emergencies, inspiring our solutions.
Through sketches, prototypes, and feedback from mentors, reps, and our target users, we explored multiple solutions before arriving at our final concept: a customisable digital health assistant.
The Solution
We created a customisable digital first aid kit, focusing on the user journey, product aesthetics, user education, and app functionality.
New customers connect with the pharmacy to tailor the kit’s contents, which include a tablet featuring e-paper technology for readability and minimal distractions, delivered to their doorstep.
Existing kit owners can conveniently reorder supplies via the kit, with an option for automatic renewals.
Our concept proposes a solution to help people in remote areas manage medical emergencies, access health information, and monitor their well-being
Through the first aid kit, users can:
- Receive color-coded pill reminders for timely medication, with different colors for individual users.
- Address medical emergencies or personal health processes (e.g., diabetes blood sugar tests).
- Conveniently access and restock medical supplies in one discreet, decorative kit that can be kept in a visible location.
- Access their personalised app
- Through the first aid app, users can:
- Access visual and voice instructions for personal and general medical emergencies, personalised with educational modules.
- Track personal health data (e.g., blood glucose) and share it with their doctor.
- Maintain journals (e.g., dietary, physical, emotional).
- Access information about their health issues.
- Set reminders for medications.
- Make emergency calls.
- Order supplies.
- Request custom features.
View Prototype
Digital Health Assistant
Transforming first aid kits into smart health assistants
INTERACTION DESIGN
SMART HEALTH DEVICE
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Overview
In a hurry?
Click to view the end result
CLIENT
Pharmacy retailer
TEAM
Danae Asteriadi,
Marleen Helimets,
Karmen Vikat
MENTORS
Nesli Hazal Akbulut,
Välek Egle Vesk
While studying Interaction Design at the Estonian Academy of Arts, we took on a challenge from a major Estonian pharmacy retailer.
Our mission? To design an innovative service or app that would elevate their brand and benefit their customers, all within the constraints of a demanding 9-day workshop.
The Process
Our project began with healthcare trend research, focusing on rural areas to aid the brand’s outreach to a population lacking big city healthcare access.
We interviewed 9 people in our target audience, identifying three key issues: Awareness, Time, and Distance. Desk research uncovered a WHO article on International Space Station medical emergencies, inspiring our solutions.
Through sketches, prototypes, and feedback from mentors, reps, and our target users, we explored multiple solutions before arriving at our final concept: a customisable digital health assistant.
The Solution
We created a customisable digital first aid kit, focusing on the user journey, product aesthetics, user education, and app functionality.
New customers connect with the pharmacy to tailor the kit’s contents, which include a tablet featuring e-paper technology for readability and minimal distractions, delivered to their doorstep.
Existing kit owners can conveniently reorder supplies via the kit, with an option for automatic renewals.
Our concept proposes a solution to help people in remote areas manage medical emergencies, access health information, and monitor their well-being
Through the first aid kit, users can:
- Receive color-coded pill reminders for timely medication, with different colors for individual users.
- Address medical emergencies or personal health processes (e.g., diabetes blood sugar tests).
- Conveniently access and restock medical supplies in one discreet, decorative kit that can be kept in a visible location.
- Access their personalised app
- Through the first aid app, users can:
- Access visual and voice instructions for personal and general medical emergencies, personalised with educational modules.
- Track personal health data (e.g., blood glucose) and share it with their doctor.
- Maintain journals (e.g., dietary, physical, emotional).
- Access information about their health issues.
- Set reminders for medications.
- Make emergency calls.
- Order supplies.
- Request custom features.
View Prototype
Digital Health Assistant
Transforming first aid kits into smart health assistants
INTERACTION DESIGN
SMART HEALTH DEVICE
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Overview
In a hurry?
Click to view the end result
CLIENT
Pharmacy retailer
TEAM
Danae Asteriadi,
Marleen Helimets,
Karmen Vikat
MENTORS
Nesli Hazal Akbulut,
Välek Egle Vesk
While studying Interaction Design at the Estonian Academy of Arts, we took on a challenge from a major Estonian pharmacy retailer.
Our mission? To design an innovative service or app that would elevate their brand and benefit their customers, all within the constraints of a demanding 9-day workshop.
The Process
Our project began with healthcare trend research, focusing on rural areas to aid the brand’s outreach to a population lacking big city healthcare access.
We interviewed 9 people in our target audience, identifying three key issues: Awareness, Time, and Distance. Desk research uncovered a WHO article on International Space Station medical emergencies, inspiring our solutions.
Through sketches, prototypes, and feedback from mentors, reps, and our target users, we explored multiple solutions before arriving at our final concept: a customisable digital health assistant.
The Solution
We created a customisable digital first aid kit, focusing on the user journey, product aesthetics, user education, and app functionality.
New customers connect with the pharmacy to tailor the kit’s contents, which include a tablet featuring e-paper technology for readability and minimal distractions, delivered to their doorstep.
Existing kit owners can conveniently reorder supplies via the kit, with an option for automatic renewals.
Our concept proposes a solution to help people in remote areas manage medical emergencies, access health information, and monitor their well-being
Through the first aid kit, users can:
- Receive color-coded pill reminders for timely medication, with different colors for individual users.
- Address medical emergencies or personal health processes (e.g., diabetes blood sugar tests).
- Conveniently access and restock medical supplies in one discreet, decorative kit that can be kept in a visible location.
- Access their personalised app
Through the first aid app, users can:
- Access visual and voice instructions for personal and general medical emergencies, personalised with educational modules.
- Track personal health data (e.g., blood glucose) and share it with their doctor.
- Maintain journals (e.g., dietary, physical, emotional).
- Access information about their health issues.
- Set reminders for medications.
- Make emergency calls.
- Order supplies.
- Request custom features.
View Prototype