Client Work // 02 · Clinical Workflow SaaS

Clinical Workflow SaaS

Redesigning a core clinical letters workflow to support churn-reduction goals and improve operational efficiency.

Role

Senior UX/UI Designer

Industry

Healthcare SaaS

Users

3,500+ clinics

Clinic to Cloud project

Outcomes

Tested
Task-time reduction observed
Tracked
NPS movement during project period
Goal
Churn reduction
Goal
Support ticket reduction

The Business

Which workflows can we enhance to reduce churn?

Clinic to Cloud was used across a large clinical network. The company objective was to reduce churn. The team identified an opportunity: improving the letters workflow. A frequent task across the platform.

"For medical professionals every second counts."

The CEO

The existing Clinic to Cloud product before the redesign

The existing product. Dense, linear, and built around document creation rather than patient context.

Research

Research across multiple user types

We had many different types of users: specialists, admin, typists, and practitioners. I interviewed medical professionals and their staff to understand their workflows. Users reported letters could take around 10 minutes, with high daily volumes for some teams. A massive pain point hiding in plain sight.

Specialists

Gynaecologists

Admin staff

Typists

Practitioners

User flow mapping the letters workflow

User flow mapping the letters workflow across all four user types.

Process

01

Opportunity Mapping

Mapped the business objective of reducing churn to specific workflow opportunities, creating alignment between product, design, and engineering on where to focus.

02

Workflow Analysis

We mapped the end-to-end workflow to identify breakdown points in document creation, review, and delivery.

03

Design, Test & Iterate

Ran co-creation workshops with cross-functional teams, contributed to a shared component library across the specialist, patient, and GP portals, and validated through early prototypes with real users. The shared component library helped shorten the feedback loop.

The Product

The redesigned system brought patient context, template management, letter editing, and dictation into a single coherent workflow. Three core screens replaced what was previously scattered across multiple disconnected views.

Redesigned letters list view

Letters list. Patient context surfaced upfront, status visible at a glance.

Template selection and management

Template management. Search, preview, and select without leaving the workflow.

Redesigned letter editor with rich text and dictation

The letter editor. Rich text, dictation, and patient data in one screen.

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