Health Clinic Companion

Our client was developing a web-app companion that their doctors, nurses, patients, and caregivers could use to manage appointments and track prescriptions. 

The solution was developed so that doctors could easily track patient medical history, make recommendations and appointments to visit other doctors in the hospital, and give nurses all the information they need to work with patients. Patients and caregivers could then use their own interface to navigate to their appointments and see details of their prescriptions. 

This meant that every function, UI element, and interaction on the website had to be intuitive, secure, and stable. As the companions would be used by everyone working at and visiting the hospital, it was important for the client to create a positive first impression, and give both patients and doctors the tools they need to be healthy and provide healthcare services.

The project was at the implementation stage, so our testing team had to work closely with the client’s in-house developers to help them get their project ready for its first release. We were tasked with testing the web-clinic interface as well as the client and doctor admin panel/portal.

Our testing team consisted of 4 QA engineers. There was very little documentation on the project, so they started with exploratory testing and creating preliminary testing documentation. This helped the client implement a documentation process and made the way forward easier.

Once the exploratory tests and documentation were completed, our team proceeded with functionality testing, UI/UX testing, and localization testing. At each stage, they provided detailed reports, catching critical functionality bugs and providing tips for fixing them.

As new iterations of the projects were happening, our team also began conducting regression testing and setting up a foundation for future test automation.

Types of testing performed:

• Functionality testing
• UI/UX testing
• Localization testing