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STANFORD HEALTH CARE

Online Patient Education

How can we create a high-quality, digital learning experience for incoming patients and their caretakers that is informative, easy to navigate, and reassuring? That was the challenge posed by Stanford Health Care, comprising Stanford’s prestigious hospitals and clinics, which serves patients from an increasingly wide geographic area.

 

Worldview Studio developed prototypes for two courses: Radiation Oncology Therapy and New Patient Onboarding. This six-month, highly iterative project included working closely with the patient education department to analyze and recommend a platform that could be customized and adapted for future programs; develop branding and user interface guidelines and features (e.g., visual appeal, downloadable checklists, “deep-dive” options); and building and testing the actual prototype design. Worldview was also asked to copy edit the medical content to ensure that it was empathetic, positive, jargon-free, and accessible to people of different educational and cultural backgrounds. The prototype was tested with patients and refined slightly based on feedback and engagement data. Additional courses using this platform are now in development.

Client / 

Stanford Health Care

 

Role / 

Web Design and Production,

Copywriting, Branding, 

Infographic Design

 

Year / 

2018/19

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Video 1 Created for Oakland Police
Video 2 Created for Oakland Police
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Words Matter: An Interview with Jennifer Eberhardt, produced for SPARQ/Oakland Police Department
Video 2 Created for Oakland Police
An interview still
Words Matter: A Q&A With Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt & Deputy Chief LeRonne Armstrong, produced for SPARQ/Oakland PD
Sample pages from report
Research report (designed for SPARQ)
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