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This document describes a text-based service called Timetag that reminds and informs users about upcoming appointments. It uses the internet and simple text messaging as an interface to manage scheduling complexity. The document provides an example of a user, Jean, who receives a text 72 hours before her scheduled hospital appointment asking if she still needs it. Jean had forgotten about the appointment and no longer requires it, so she texts back "1" to cancel, receiving a confirmation without an awkward phone call.
Timetag_presentation
- 1. alph Timetag. Keeping you comfy until your appointment Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 2. alph Timetag. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 3. alph Timetag. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 4. alph Timetag. 贈 TIME. MONEY. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 5. alph Timetag. A TEXT BASED SERIVCE THAT REMINDS, MANAGES AND INFORMS ON APPOINTMENTS USING THE INTERNET TO MANAGE THE COMPLEXITY OF THE SYSTEM, AND SIMPLE BASIC TECHNOLOGY AS THE INTERFACE Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 6. Jean has an appointment booked at her hospital for her bad knees. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 7. 72 hours before her appointment Jan receives a text message reminding her of her appointment and checking she still requires it. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 8. Jean had forgotten about her appointment and her knees have felt a lot better lately. She texts back 1 to cancel her appointment Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 9. Jean is well chuffed, she receives a cancelation confirmation by text without the embarrassing and uncomfortable conversation. AWESOME Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 10. alph Timetag. This would This is be cool. appropriate Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 11. Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
- 12. alph Timetag. Thanks. TIMETAG | A KATE MONAGHAN PROJECT | SLAVE DRIVER PRODUCTIONS Timetag | Keeping you comfy until your appointment
Editor's Notes
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- #3: whats the problem\n\nComing at it from two angles\n\n\n\n1. No- shows at hospital appointments\nGuilt phone call\nForget\n\n\n
- #4: whats the problem\n\nComing at it from two angles\n\n2. Up to date information about ward running on day\ncan be waiting for hours without knowing before you get there\nWaiting around in waiting rooms, annoying and uncomfortable especially for grannies.\n
- #5: Why is it a problem?\n\nPatient\n\nIts annoying to wait around in waiting rooms when there is a delay. Could be at home, or doing some fun stuff.\n\nHospital\n\nNo shows cost a ward between 90-160 pounds each, and 1-10 appointments are no shows.\nCancelations must be made at least 48 hours before appointment due\nBudgets for next year\nTime planning within the day is tricky because of uncertainty.\n
- #6: the solution\n\nText based web service that allows text to be used to \n\nremind\n\nmanagement - cancel/ reschedule\n\ninform on delays\n
- #7: How it might work\n\nPhotostory - 3 photos from patient perspective. \n
- #8: tech demo\n
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- #11: Why we made that decision\n\nHit as many people as we can, using the internet to power the service but it is not the interface necessarily. \n
- #12: the future\n\nwe want to;\n\n- voice activated version\n- Investigate whether to intergrate with NHS system, or to run as web app that pulls data\n- Intergration with patient transport/ onsite parking\n- Iphone app (obviously)\n- sustainability by NHS partnerships paying for the service - we will sell the software to each NHS trust\n\n
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