Inspiration
An immense amount of people come to the hospital's emergency room suffering from the horrible waiting line experience. Our teammates, having experienced this waiting line, have decided to provide a solution to this overlooked problem. In improving the patient's experience in the waiting queue, we wish to improve transparency and emotionally support the patients. .
What it does
QueueCare shows real-time queue updates, wait times, and triage status. It offers the patients to choose the symptoms they believe they have to generate an informative and transparent message, keeping them engaged
How we built it
Our team used Gumloop to take the data from the API given and redirected it into GPT 4.0 to use this generated output which was used as text to generate client information. Additionally, this data was used to generate a progression bar for the waiting queue.
Challenges we ran into
Balancing transparency and privacy was really hard. Designing the UI was challenging as we had to design a user-friendly and simple interface for the patients. Additionally, connecting the Front-end and the Back-end was difficult as we are beginners.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We created a functional solution to ease ER stress with a scalable and practical approach that combines transparency and support. Although we could not implement all the desired features in time, we were able to come up with a functioning website.
What we learned
We learned the importance of privacy of the patients and how to support the people going through this dreadful experience of waiting.
What's next for tbd/ifem related
We’ll refine features, add languages, gamify the experience, and pilot it in real ERs to improve and measure impact. We also plan on adding stress/boredom releasing features such as displaying mediation, exercise suggestion, and stretch suggestion videos.
Built With
- css
- gpt
- gumloop
- html
- javascript
- python
- react
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