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World Health Organisation
UHC Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI)
Context
The UHC Compendium is a database of health services and intersectoral interventions designed to assist countries in making progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). It provides a strategic way to organize and present information and creates a framework to think about health services and health interventions. The database for the Compendium spans the full spectrum of promotive, preventive, diagnostic, resuscitative, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative services, as well as a full complement of intersectoral interventions. The Compendium provides rapid, one-stop access to supporting evidence, associated human and material resource inputs, and feedback on cost impact as interventions are selected.
WHO seeks to create a digital platform where countries and partners can easily access the compendium data and utilize the data to respond to their needs.
Description
The World Health Organization's (WHO) Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI) Platform is a digital tool designed to assist countries in developing comprehensive national health service packages. It offers features such as resource estimation, service delivery modeling, and financial planning, enabling policymakers to design effective health services tailored to their populations' needs. The platform's user-friendly interface and intuitive navigation enhance the user experience, facilitating efficient planning and implementation processes. By providing a centralized, accessible platform, the SPDI supports the achievement of universal health coverage goals globally.
Platform
- Web app
Services
Ux design
Ui design
1.0
Strategy
Pitch
User research
Prototyping
User testing
Design system
Tools
- Pen & paper
- Figma jam
- Figma
Link
uhcc.who.int
The journey
Working within a team of 2 designers, scollaborate with cross-functional teams, including product owners, developers, and stakeholders outside of WHO, this project spanned across 3.5+ years. The app launched in 2021 - current.
*There is a NDA with the client, what can be shown and revealed in this public portfolio is limited.
If you like to know in more detail about my experiences in this project, Get in touch.
One of many conceptualisation sessions with stakeholders trying to build out the schematics of the product. The key challenge was the scale and complexity of the framework.
Launched 1.0
World Health Organisation
UHC Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI)
Context
The UHC Compendium is a database of health services and intersectoral interventions designed to assist countries in making progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). It provides a strategic way to organize and present information and creates a framework to think about health services and health interventions. The database for the Compendium spans the full spectrum of promotive, preventive, diagnostic, resuscitative, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative services, as well as a full complement of intersectoral interventions. The Compendium provides rapid, one-stop access to supporting evidence, associated human and material resource inputs, and feedback on cost impact as interventions are selected.
WHO seeks to create a digital platform where countries and partners can easily access the compendium data and utilize the data to respond to their needs.
Description
The World Health Organization's (WHO) Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI) Platform is a digital tool designed to assist countries in developing comprehensive national health service packages. It offers features such as resource estimation, service delivery modeling, and financial planning, enabling policymakers to design effective health services tailored to their populations' needs. The platform's user-friendly interface and intuitive navigation enhance the user experience, facilitating efficient planning and implementation processes. By providing a centralized, accessible platform, the SPDI supports the achievement of universal health coverage goals globally.
Platform
- Web app
Services
Ux design
Ui design
1.0
Strategy
Pitch
User research
Prototyping
User testing
Design system
Tools
- Pen & paper
- Figma jam
- Figma
Link
uhcc.who.int
The journey
Working within a team of 2 designers, scollaborate with cross-functional teams, including product owners, developers, and stakeholders outside of WHO, this project spanned across 3.5+ years. The app launched in 2021 - current.
*There is a NDA with the client, what can be shown and revealed in this public portfolio is limited.
If you like to know in more detail about my experiences in this project, Get in touch.
One of many conceptualisation sessions with stakeholders trying to build out the schematics of the product. The key challenge was the scale and complexity of the framework.
Launched 1.0
World Health Organisation
UHC Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI)
Context
The UHC Compendium is a database of health services and intersectoral interventions designed to assist countries in making progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). It provides a strategic way to organize and present information and creates a framework to think about health services and health interventions. The database for the Compendium spans the full spectrum of promotive, preventive, diagnostic, resuscitative, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative services, as well as a full complement of intersectoral interventions. The Compendium provides rapid, one-stop access to supporting evidence, associated human and material resource inputs, and feedback on cost impact as interventions are selected.
WHO seeks to create a digital platform where countries and partners can easily access the compendium data and utilize the data to respond to their needs.
Description
The World Health Organization's (WHO) Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Service Planning, Delivery & Implementation (SPDI) Platform is a digital tool designed to assist countries in developing comprehensive national health service packages. It offers features such as resource estimation, service delivery modeling, and financial planning, enabling policymakers to design effective health services tailored to their populations' needs. The platform's user-friendly interface and intuitive navigation enhance the user experience, facilitating efficient planning and implementation processes. By providing a centralized, accessible platform, the SPDI supports the achievement of universal health coverage goals globally.
Platform
- Web app
Services
Ux design
Ui design
1.0
Strategy
Pitch
User research
Prototyping
User testing
Design system
Tools
- Pen & paper
- Figma jam
- Figma
Link
uhcc.who.int
The journey
Working within a team of 2 designers, scollaborate with cross-functional teams, including product owners, developers, and stakeholders outside of WHO, this project spanned across 3.5+ years. The app launched in 2021 - current.
*There is a NDA with the client, what can be shown and revealed in this public portfolio is limited.
If you like to know in more detail about my experiences in this project, Get in touch.
One of many conceptualisation sessions with stakeholders trying to build out the schematics of the product. The key challenge was the scale and complexity of the framework.
Launched 1.0