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Common User Interface

Common User Interface. CUI vision. Currently. Common User Interface (CUI). CUI standards: Safe delivery of care Reduce re-training Reduce implementation effort. Many different applications styles and interactions mean that retraining is necessary. CUI produces:

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Common User Interface

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  1. Common User Interface

  2. CUI vision Currently Common User Interface (CUI) • CUI standards: • Safe delivery of care • Reduce re-training • Reduce implementation effort Many different applications styles and interactions mean that retraining is necessary. • CUI produces: • Consistent user interface guidance for clinical software • A toolkit of components for software suppliers • Demonstrators of clinical systems

  3. User centred development approach • Opensource • Components • Industry platform • components Strategic Direction from vendors and NHS stakeholders CUI Guidance -Safety -Usability -ISB Standards Prioritisation Stakeholder input Business case Development of rationale, safety and usability principles

  4. Aims of CUI Guidance Views Component Granular • CAPS produces standards over a period of time • Big focus on safety, utility & usability, less on pixel-perfect design • Leaves plenty of room for supplier innovation

  5. Example: Component guidance Example: Patient Banner Aug-2007 2nd stage

  6. Example of standardisation e-prescribing team >Functional specification >Implementation guidance e-prescribing team >dm+d implementation rules CUI team >Patient Banner >Demographics >Medications line >Search and prescribe Patient details Option 1 Prescription Item 1 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Item 2 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Item 3 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Item 4 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 DB1 DB2 DB3

  7. Published Guidance available Key Information Telephone Number Display and Input Patient ID Display and Input Sex / Gender Display and Input Address Display and Input Date Display and Input Time Display and Input Patient Name Display and Input Email Display and Input Accessibility Accessibility Principles Accessibility Checklists Terminology (SNOMED CT) Terminology Matching Terminology Elaboration Terminology Display ADR Entry and display Patient Administration Patient Banner Find a Patient Medications Management Medications Views Drug Administration Search and Prescribe Medications Lines Latest release Noting with templates SNOMED truncation Display of SNOMED terms Patient lists Draft - Abbreviations Abbreviations in Free Text Abbreviations in Fixed Text Draft - Consistent Navigation Alert Symbols Icons and Symbology Draft - Decision Support Decision Support Notification Decision Support Alerts * * * Standards Mandated so far across the NHS by the Information standards board www.cui.nhs.uk • For Guidance:

  8. How to engage? • Download the guidance at www.cui.nhs.uk • Contact the project at cuistakeholder.mailbox@nhs.net

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