Saturday, September 16, 2023
It’s no secret that technology plays a part in the evolution of industry. One such example, of course, is healthcare. Go to any hospital or doctor’s surgery and you’ll see technology everywhere. From the computers at reception desks to MRI machines and blood pressure monitors. It’s hard to escape from the clutches of technology in
[ Read More ]Things can go very wrong, very quickly if the right precautions are not in place to protect patients and medical staff. That is why hospital authorities choose Slientiascreens to reduce the risk of the infection becoming a potential risk in a hospital environment. Below are five of the essential precautions that all the best medical facilities
[ Read More ]I stumbled upon a question on Quora, asking: Why does healthcare software typically have such a terrible UI/UX? It really is true that we suffer from such a bad UI/UX (i.e., user experience) in healthcare. It really sounds strange, especially when we notice that we are living in an era with very wonderful UI/UX designs
[ Read More ]Have you ever come across a software-requirements document? You may have noticed the following phrase being repeated many times for every single requirement: “The system shall…” Well, instead of those dots, you will see the requirement to be implemented. I used to always think that each requirement has to be preceded by the phrase above. Sometimes I wondered,
[ Read More ]This is the fourth post in the series in which I have interviewed several Agile experts to reveal the differences between user stories and software requirements and their application to regulated systems (i.e., health IT systems). You can find the previous post in this series here. Today’s interviewee is Per Lundholm, a professional developer since 1980. He
[ Read More ]As mentioned in our post The Difference between User Stories and Software Requirements Specification (SRS), we decided to interview some Agile experts on this topic in order to reveal some confusion that may be occurring in the industry. This will be a series of interviews, with one interview presented in each blog post. The interviewee
[ Read More ]Technology is playing a vital role in our lives. It is reaching into every field – even the critical ones, the ones on which our lives depend. Take healthcare for instance. By June 2014, funding for digital healthcare technology companies reached $2.3 billion, exceeding the entire total of 2013. At the top of the list of
[ Read More ]This is the third post in the series in which I have interviewed several Agile experts to reveal the differences between user stories and software requirements and their application to regulated systems (i.e., health IT systems). You can find the previous post of this series here. Today’s interviewee is Christiaan Verwijs. Christiaan is the founder
[ Read More ]This is the second post in the series in which I have interviewed several Agile experts in order to reveal the differences between user stories and software requirements and their application to regulated systems (i.e., health IT systems). You can find the previous post of this series here. Today’s interviewee is Johanna Rothman, known as
[ Read More ]This is the fifth post in the series in which I have interviewed several Agile experts to reveal the differences between user stories and software requirements and their application in regulated systems (i.e. health IT systems). You can find the previous post in this series here. Today’s interview is with Dr. Alistair Cockburn, one of
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