Jeff Langmaid (speaker) explains a chiropractic/practice-management UI/workflow tip: clinicians often use a "day" screen while others use a "schedule" screen, and enabling two-click access to comprehensive patient information greatly improves efficiency. He contrasts quick, at-a-glance access with deeply nested workflows ("14 clicks deep") that are cumbersome and risk losing information.
I think this screen is great. You know, from our doc's perspective, they live in this screen, you know, the day screen, more so. And I live in the schedule screen. Right. Because when they're seeing those patients day in and day out, exactly as you said, being able to, within two clicks, access pretty much everything you need to know of what's going on with that patient is just so important. And again, it helps really become more efficient in the practice when you're able to see at a glance what's going on, as opposed, you know, you're 14 clicks deep, you can't see anything else, and you're trying to get out. That just becomes so cumbersome, and that's when things, you know, get lost in the mix.
