TigerTorakio
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Greetings, everyone.
Have you been to an ER in the US anytime in the past 2 years, whether as a patient or accompanying a patient? Do you know of anyone else who has? If you have 5 minutes to spare, I’d love for you to fill out this survey or share it with your contacts:
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Background:
I’m enrolled in a certificate course on user experience design, and I’m working on a project in which I’m designing an app to help improve the experience of patients, caregivers, etc. waiting in the ER. To design a meaningful product, I need data on people’s ER experiences. Hence the survey.
Why this particular subject? I recently had a frustrating ER experience in which I waited almost 9 hours, and I didn't feel like I was taken as seriously as I should have been. (Fortunately, I ultimately turned out to be fine.) I observed a lot of frustration on the part of the others waiting in the ER, and this got me thinking.
Have you been to an ER in the US anytime in the past 2 years, whether as a patient or accompanying a patient? Do you know of anyone else who has? If you have 5 minutes to spare, I’d love for you to fill out this survey or share it with your contacts:
Share Your Experience in the ER
Have you ever gone to the emergency room and felt like it was a more difficult, stressful experience than it should be? I recently had a frustrating ER experience, and I'm interested in hearing about yours. This survey is part of a study I'm conducting about how apps might improve the ER...
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Background:
I’m enrolled in a certificate course on user experience design, and I’m working on a project in which I’m designing an app to help improve the experience of patients, caregivers, etc. waiting in the ER. To design a meaningful product, I need data on people’s ER experiences. Hence the survey.
Why this particular subject? I recently had a frustrating ER experience in which I waited almost 9 hours, and I didn't feel like I was taken as seriously as I should have been. (Fortunately, I ultimately turned out to be fine.) I observed a lot of frustration on the part of the others waiting in the ER, and this got me thinking.
