| 1 |
Note-taking & Charting |
During observations, doctors toggled between multiple screens — notes, labs, messages. Many stayed back after clinic hours to complete charting. |
Fragmented multitasking |
Frustration + Resignation |
Auto-draft summaries, inline note capture, contextual care thread view |
| 2 |
Missed Screenings / Labs |
Doctors often learned about missed screenings or overdue labs only when patients revisited. Most relied on manual reminders from care teams. |
Reactive discovery |
Anxiety about missing care |
Many physicians skipped detailed coding mid-visit, deferring to billing staff, causing revenue delays. |
| 3 |
Coding & Billing |
Many skipped detailed coding mid-visit; deferred to billing staff. |
Deferred admin work |
Avoidance + Dependency |
Suggest HCC/risk codes contextually before closing case |
| 4 |
Denial Management |
Revenue managers shared that most denials came from documentation inconsistencies between physicians and care teams. |
Error correction loop |
Inefficiency fatigue |
Validate documentation live; AI check for coding/compliance before submission |
| 5 |
Prescribing & Cost |
Doctors lacked instant visibility into patient affordability or formulary coverage during prescribing. |
Blind prescribing |
Empathy + Helplessness |
Show guideline-based affordable alternatives inline during prescription |
| 6 |
SDOH Context |
SDOH data (housing, safety, transport) existed in EHR but buried in other modules, unseen during encounters. |
Hidden context |
Concern + Powerlessness |
Surface SDOH flags & actionable prompts for social follow-ups |
| 7 |
Patient Education |
Patient education typically occurred post-visit or reactively after a message, missing high-engagement moments. |
Missed timing |
Overload + Regret |
Contextual patient education cards triggered during encounter |
| 8 |
Emotional Fatigue |
Many physicians described emotional fatigue — feeling like they’re managing tasks, not patients. |
Disengaged caregiving |
Disillusionment + Burnout |
Automate repetitive admin; restore focus on patient interactions |