We developed a platform with no equivalents
in the CIS region which helps to monitor the
condition of cancer patients
We developed a platform
with no equivalents
in the CIS region which helps
to monitor the condition of
cancer patients
Chemotherapy doctors are constantly gathering lines. Patients who are taking antitumor medicine come in-person to discuss their condition and showcase their test results
Face-to-face meetings are a hassle: doctors drown in appointments, and patients get anxious waiting in lines
Face-to-face meetings are a hassle: doctors drown in appointments, and patients get anxious waiting in lines
Chemotherapy doctors are constantly gathering lines. Patients who are taking antitumor medicine come in-person to discuss their condition and showcase their test results
Andrei Meshcheryakov is a licensed
chemotherapist, a professor and a Ph.D of
medicine. He decided to simplify
interactions between doctors and patients
It’s a platform which helps monitor patients’
condition
Andrei Meshcheryakov is a licensed
chemotherapist, a professor and a Ph.D of
medicine. He decided to simplify
interactions between doctors and patients
Medico was born. It’s a platform which
helps monitor patients’ condition
Andrei was mesmerized by our work on Dribbble, which is
why he turned to us for development. We thought his
project idea was solid and decided to discuss the details
in person. Our sales manager and technical directorflew
to Moscow to offer some solutions on how to go about
development.
Not only did Andrei have a deep understanding of the
problem from a doctor's perspective, but he also had a
clear vision of the end product. Our partnership was
productive and interesting.
Andrei was mesmerized by our work on Dribbble, which is why he turned to us for development. We thought his project idea was solid and decided to discuss the details in person. Our sales manager and technical directorflew to Moscow to offer some solutions on how to go about development.
Not only did Andrei have a deep understanding of the problem from a doctor's perspective, but he also had a clear vision of the end product. Our partnership was productive and interesting.
The oncologist conducts a course of treatment in the app and sends the invite to the patient. After they accept it, the doctor can instantly receive updates on their condition.
The oncologist conducts a course
of treatment in the app and sends
the invite to the patient. After they
accept it, the doctor can instantly
receive updates on their condition.
The doctor logs into the Medico
web app and adds a new patient
Depending on the medicine and
treatment plan, the doctor conducts a
survey — either from a list of readymade
options or from scratch
The doctor sends an invite link to
download the app to a patient —
after prescribing medicine
The patient installs the app via sent link
And receives notifications asking to complete the survey
about their condition. They’re sent at times chosen by the oncologist
The patient answers questions about their condition. After that, they
attach test results. It takes a couple of minutes.
If the patient needs to urgently contact the doctor,
they can send a message
The oncologist receives the patient’s
data the moment they complete the
survey and send their test results
If the test results deviate from the
normal ranges, the oncologist is
notified in the app. They may call
their patient and schedule an
appointment to adjust treatment.
The doctor logs into the Medico web app and adds a new patient
Depending on the medicine and treatment plan, the doctor conducts a survey — either from a list of readymade options or from scratch
The doctor sends an invite link to download the app to a patient — after prescribing medicine
The patient installs the app via sent link
And receives notifications asking to complete the survey about their condition. They’re sent at times chosen by the oncologist
The patient answers questions about their condition. After that, they attach test results. It takes a couple of minutes.
If the patient needs to urgently contact the doctor, they can send a message
The oncologist receives the patient’s data the moment they complete the survey and send their test results
If the test results deviate from the normal ranges, the oncologist is notified in the app. They may call their patient and schedule an appointment to adjust treatment.
At first, we incorporated pink, purple, and orange into
the Medico platform. The customer requested we opt
for "practical" colors that patients are used to:
white, gray, and blue
At first, we incorporated pink, purple, and orange into the Medico platform. The customer requested we opt for "practical" colors that patients are used to: white, gray, and blue
We went through about 8 fonts to find the perfect one.
that that fits perfectly into the interface
and is easy to read
We went through about 8 fonts to find the perfect one.
perfectly into the interface and is easy to read
We added dashboards to the interface of the
mobile app. This way, patients can easily keep
track of changes in their condition.
like these help motivate users to take surveys
We added dashboards to the interface of the mobile app. This way, patients can easily keep track of changes in their condition.
like these help
motivate users to take surveys
How to streamline the process of
receiving a survey — so that the
doctor doesn’t get results too late
We first made it so that surveys are sent to patients at 9 a.m.
GMT +3, or Moscow time.
This posed several challenges: e.g. if patients used Medico in
Vladivostok (GMT +10), they would complete surveys at lunchtime.
This way, the doctor receives the survey results somewhere in the evening.
Chances are they’re already exhausted by that time — and they have no
energy to check the app and respond to the patient,
When the doctor opens the web application and creates a survey,
the browser reads the local time. We needed to link a server located
in Moscow and applications that were used in other time zones.
When the doctor opens the web application and creates a survey, the browser reads the local time. We needed to link a server located in Moscow and applications that were used in other time zones.
We solved this task by using the Cron Job plugin.
Here’s how it works:
Activates every hour
Scans surveys listed in the database
Identifies surveys that were created when it was 9:00 a.m. in a given time zone
Sends survey notifications to patients, asking them to complete the survey
Activates every hour
Scans surveys listed in the database
Identifies surveys that were created when
it was 9:00 a.m. in a given time zone
Sends survey notifications to patients,
asking them to complete the survey
Our client wants to make the platform
available for a fee and sell it to
healthcare institutions. For this task,
we made an video to effectively
present Medico's features
We released the app in the App Store
and Google Play Market in January,
2023.
We released the app in
the App Store and Google
Play Market in January,
2023.
The platform is already used by Russia’s
largest oncology research center —
Petrov N.N. Oncology Research Center
along with other healthcare institutions.
The platform is already used by Russia’s
largest oncology research center —
Petrov N.N. Oncology Research Center
along with other healthcare institutions.
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