Teladoc Health
mental health assessments
Responsibilities
Created wireframes, mock-ups, and prototypes
Allocated contractor resources and defined their day-to-day work
Designed user research in collaboration with our researcher to test user flows, copy, and usability
Developed user flows for initial assessment, reassessment, and re-baselining for all client product variations
Collaborated and communicated with clinical operations, clinical strategy, developers, product manager, researcher, and copywriter
Problems
Data reporting on mental health clinical outcomes was disjointed for clients due to different types of assessments being used in two different areas of the product
User experiences were duplicative between the two different inplementations of assessments
Objectives
Create a mental health assessment flow that was consistent across virtual care and digital program experiences
Capture PHQ-9 (depression) and GAD-7 (anxiety) data from users more consistently
Provide context and expectation setting during mental health onboarding and assessments
Key Metrics
Increase number of members that we can report clinical outcome improvements for
Increase request a visit flow completion rates
Decrease assessment flow drop-off
Process
Product management requirements hand-off
Heuristic evaluation of existing onboarding
Mid-fidelity mock-up creation
Cross-disciplinary critique
Remote moderated and unmoderated user testing
High-fidelity mock-up creation
Developer hand-off (including screen sizes, user flows, and accessibility annotations)
Assessment Design Iterations
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