Overview
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MinuteED is a micro-learning platform that supports nurses with quick, context-aware education embedded into daily clinical workflows.
What it is
A bite-sized, scenario-based learning and communication tool designed to improve knowledge retention, confidence, and consistency of care.
What has been done
Stakeholder interviews and workflow research informed the product scope, key features, user journeys, and wireframes focused on real hospital use.
How it was done
A research-driven UX process combining interviews, synthesis, and rapid prototyping to align learning needs with clinical constraints.
Research
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Need Assessment
How might we provide nurses and clinical educators with workflow-integrated learning, progress and certification tracking, so that education fits into demanding schedules while maintaining visibility into competency and outcomes.
Stakeholder Analysis
Key Strategy
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Prototype
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Site Map
User Testing
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Tested user task
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Onboarding process
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Check out everyday feeds
03
How would you add a new post/question
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How would you check your learning progress
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How would you complete a mandatory course
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How would you explore new course and add to dashboard
> Home Page
Users were confused about channels, feeds, and where posts would appear. Channels were moved to the top of the home screen, and post creation was separated to improve clarity.
# Updated
> Bottom Navigation
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Create post was placed on left corner of the home screen, learn is renamed as catalog
Final Designs
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Interactive Prototype
Next Steps
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Validate with users
Conduct usability testing with nurses and clinical educators to evaluate workflow fit, clarity, and time impact.
02
Pilot in clinical settings
Launch a limited pilot to test micro-learning modules, certification tracking, and progress visibility in real shifts.
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Measure impact
rack engagement, completion rates, knowledge retention, and competency improvements over time.
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System integration
Explore integration with existing hospital systems (LMS, credentialing platforms, EHR) to reduce redundancy and improve adoption.
Take Away
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Healthcare UX is still catching up because systems are built around process, not people or ecosystem, but even small, well-designed tools can reduce staff burnout and have real impact on patient care.
This project reinforced that good healthcare design isn’t about adding more features; it’s about respecting time, reducing cognitive load, and supporting clinicians in the moments that actually matter.