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This application became a comprehensive internal audit management tool developed for one of the largest healthcare companies in the United States.
I later developed comprehensive solutions applied in the Memorial Healthcare System in the areas of Radiology
, Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)
, Operating Room Scheduling
, New Doctor Onboarding
and much more. These are software solutions used by 1,000s of physicians across the country.
The Medical Audit App features a user-friendly interface and multiple components that showcase CRUD functionality and dynamic content rendering. The goal was to create a scalable and maintainable codebase while delivering a visually appealing design.
- Weekly Performance Overview: Visual progress indicators for team members, providing quick insights into weekly performance metrics.
- My Tasks: Task management system, displaying tasks in an organized list format, allowing users to track and update progress easily.
- Team Summary: A detailed team performance section, highlighting the top performer of the month, team averages, and categorized task statuses.
- My Queue: A visual representation of pending tasks, integrated with dynamic content updates for real-time monitoring.
I was responsible for the full design and development cycle, including:
- Wireframing & Prototyping: Conceptualized and designed interactive wireframes, ensuring an intuitive user experience.
- Component-Based Architecture: Developed reusable and efficient React components to promote modularity and code reusability.
- Context API for State Management: Leveraged Reactโs Context API to manage global state, making data accessible across multiple components seamlessly.
- Responsive Design: Implemented media queries to ensure optimal display across various screen sizes and devices.
- Frontend: React.js
- State Management: Context API
- Styling: Custom CSS, responsive design techniques
- Media Query Integration: Enhanced layout adaptability for different screen resolutions
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.