While prepping for my MBBS 1 exam, ChatGPT was a game-changer.
Now, imagine a generative AI chatbot trained on medical textbooks for even more precise answer.
Introducing MedAsk, a fictional AI Assistant for Medical Knowledge and Clinical Support. #medtwitter
Introducing ChatGPT Health — a dedicated space for health conversations in ChatGPT. You can securely connect medical records and wellness apps so responses are grounded in your own health information.
Designed to help you navigate medical care, not replace it.
Join the waitlist to get early access.
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I live in the world of complex clinical workflows, patient anxiety, and the split second decisions that defines healthcare.
I translate that firsthand experience into designing intuitive digital health products.
#healthtech#UIDesign#uxdesigner
I live in the world of complex clinical workflows, patient anxiety, and the split second decisions that defines healthcare.
I translate that firsthand experience into intuitive digital health products.
I live in the world of complex clinical workflows, patient anxiety, and the split second decisions that defines healthcare.
I translate that firsthand experience into intuitive digital health products.
I designed this for me.
To always remind my self of the opportunities I've missed because of EXcuses I give myself.
In 2026, I will strive to be EXceptional and EXcellent in what I do.
I call it My EX transition.
Been in school since 2021 and I still have 3 years to go.
Honestly, I've lost almost all interest and sometimes I feel like dropping out.
But no, I'll finish what I started!
I get the drive to make money and build an identity, but dumping school completely isn’t always the flex it sounds like.
I just graduated from OAU. I tried balancing work and school, and it wasn’t easy. I had to turn down jobs, go offline during exams, and prioritize classes when it mattered.
School might slow you down short-term, but finishing it closes a chapter properly and gives you room to move freely after.
Do what works for you, but don’t underestimate the value of seeing things through.
Best design book I read this year.
Articulating Design Decisions by Tom Greever.
It’s not enough to do great work; you have to be able to explain why it’s great.
Highly recommended to every designer.
#UXDesign#ProductDesign
How do you keep patients engaged in a long-term recovery plan?
My design concept for a PT app that uses streaks and achievements,to turn a daily chore into a motivating challenge.
#HealthTech#UIUX#Gamification
Today, I designed a concept for a caregiver access UI. Instead of one "share all" button, it uses granular toggles.
This lets patients share what they want (like appointments) while protecting what they don't (like private notes).
#UIUX#HealthTech#PrivacybyDesign
Today, I designed a concept for a caregiver access UI. Instead of one "share all" button, it uses granular toggles.
This lets patients share what they want (like appointments) while protecting what they don't (like private notes).
#UIUX#HealthTech#PrivacybyDesign