IBM Watson Health
An overview of the products and projects which I was fortunate enough to work on from 2015–2020 with several different Watson Health teams.
Case Studies
Note: Not all of my work with IBM has been released and can be displayed publicly. Please request a password to the view the following projects by emailing me directly at janeashleydepgen@gmail.com. Thank you!
Spec Handoff Workflow
DESIGN PROCESS, 2019-2020
How we redesigned our team's handoff process, built a custom spec solution, and scaled it within our organization.
🔒 Data Entry
UX & Visual Design, 2019–2020
Reimagining the data entry workflow within Watson Oncology products with a goal of decreasing the time from creating a new patient case to viewing the patient’s treatment recommendations.
🔒 Literature Insights
UX & Visual Design, 2019
Creating a literature search experience which showcases new technology that automatically identifies clinically relevant, high-quality scientific citations using abstract content.
Teams I worked with at IBM
Watson Health Pattern & Asset Library
Visual Design, sketch library, 2018–2020
Building off of IBM’s Carbon Design System, the Watson Health PAL is a hub to discover and leverage User Experience and User Interface best practices and resources across Watson Health offerings. Our team’s goal is to accelerate the delivery of quality health experiences by offering assets that are unique to our users’ needs.
Watson for Oncology
ux & Visual design, web app, 2016–2020
As part of the Watson for Oncology design team, I worked on improving the user experience and visual design of this decision support tool. We worked directly with oncologists and leaders at Memorial Sloan Kettering to research and develop experiences which fit into oncological workflows and assist in making evidence-based, patient-specific treatment decisions.
Watson for Clinical Trial Matching
UX & Visual Design, web app, 2015–2016
As part of the Clinical Trial Matching design team, I worked on identifying the needs of clinical trial coordinators and creating new user experiences to address those needs. CTM eliminates the need to manually compare enrollment criteria with patient medical data, making it possible to efficiently identify trial options.