15% off membership for Easter! Learn more. Close

Design a wearable device for health workers.

Asked at Razorpay
359 views
Answers (1)
crownAccess expert answers by becoming a member

You'll get access to over 3,000 product manager interview questions and answers

badge Gold PM

CQ:

  1. Goal - improve productivity & health quotient of health workers

  2. Geography - India

  3. Timelines & constraints - 3 months, NA

  4. What's my role and what does the company do - PM in a tech company

  5. Design from scratch - Yes

 

Users:

  1. Frontline health workers (Doctors) at medical centres -> prioritising as this relates to the goal of the query

  2. Support staff

  3. Patients & attendants visiting the health workers

 

Pain Point/Use Case -> prioritising basis urgency of need & impact

  1. Before meeting the patients

    1. Not aware of who I’m going to meet, how many I’m going to meet that can help manage my schedule -> P0

    2. Not aware of the health condition of the people whom I about to visit -> P1

  2. During the meeting

    1. Going through the previous reports is time taking -> P0

    2. Possibility of human error during diagnosis -> P1

  3. After meeting

    1. Reminders to patients during visit -> P1

 

Since we are designing the wearable from scratch, it makes sense to solve for multiple pain points or use cases

 

Recommendations:

  1. Not aware of who I’m going to meet, how many I’m going to meet that can help manage my schedule

    1. List of patients lined up with a summary of ailment, and allotted time slot to be made available on the device -> P0 (H impact, M effort)

    2. Notifications when any new booking is made so that the practitioner also has option to accept or deny the request -> (L impact, M-H effort)

  2. Going through the previous reports is time taking

    1. Scan the reports to generate a summary -> H impact, M-H effort

    2. Connect with the laboratories so that for any customer in case lab report updates, the doctor gets to see the status -> M impact, H effort

    3. Eases to understand the handwriting when sometimes it's difficult to understand what's written on the prescription reports -> M-H impact, M effort

 

Summary of solution:

  1. List of patients lined up with a summary of ailment, and allotted time slot to be made available on the device

  2. Scan the reports to generate a summary

  3. Eases to understand the handwriting when sometimes it's difficult to understand what's written on the prescription reports

 

Tradeoffs:

  1. Incorrect summary may lead to incorrect diagnosis -> generate confidence level of the generated summary so that health worker also cross checks

 

Metrics:

 

  1. Acquisition:

    1. #devices sold per day/week/month

  2. Activation:

    1. Signup on the device

  3. Engagement:

    1. DAU/WAU/MAU

  4. Retention:

    1. Churn rate

    2. Reactivation of 7 day dormant users

Access expert answers by becoming a member
0 likes   |  
Get unlimited access for $12/month
Get access to 2,346 pm interview questions and answers to give yourself a strong edge against other candidates that are interviewing for the same position
Get access to over 238 hours of video material containing an interview prep course, recorded mock interviews by expert PMs, group practice sessions, and QAs with expert PMs
Boost your confidence in PM interviews by attending peer to peer mock interview practices, group practices, and QA sessions with expert PMs
Get unlimited access for $12/month
Get access to 2,346 pm interview questions and answers to give yourself a strong edge against other candidates that are interviewing for the same position
Get access to over 238 hours of video material containing an interview prep course, recorded mock interviews by expert PMs, group practice sessions, and QAs with expert PMs
Boost your confidence in PM interviews by attending peer to peer mock interview practices, group practices, and QA sessions with expert PMs