Nuclear Medicine Workflow
In my role as Product Owner/Designer for the Smartlab project, I direct the development to advance radio-pharmaceutical management in nuclear medicine.
This project challenges the norms of digital and hardware integration in a highly specialized field.
The Challenge
The project faces several unique challenges:
- Tailoring the experience to suit various settings, from large production lines to small clinics. Each with distinct operational needs.
- Navigating complex health and safety regulations to ensure compliance while maintaining user-centric design.
- Bridging digital interfaces with existing radiopharmacy hardware, demanding a blend of software and hardware know-how.
My Role and Contribution
As Product Owner/Designer, my role encompasses:
- Conducting user research to understand needs and uphold usability standards.
- Collaborating with stakeholders, aligning goals with Agile design and development.
- Translating insights into user-friendly, regulation-compliant designs, iteratively improved in Agile cycles.
Features of the design
The key design features include:
- Large tap targets and streamlined interactions for ease of use with gloves and other environmental limitations.
- Clear typography for viewing from a distance and legibility through lead glass.
- We've implemented a design system to ensure consistency across our company's products.
A Continuing Success Story
Smartlab aims to significantly reduced human error in nuclear medicine, enhancing operational safety and reliability. User feedback highlights the platform's efficiency and innovation, marking a notable advancement over traditional systems.
a laminar flow cabinet, where the software runs
