EQ Care App
Projects | April 2020
The EQ Care app lets enrolled users get in touch with medical professionals throughout the country, whether it be for a regular primary care consultation, psychotherapie, nutrition, etc…
The user would start by filling in an intake form, and then be transferred to a care coordinator, through video call, with access to a chat and file uploads for necessary pictures or forms. Through this call, an appointment can be scheduled with a practitioner, and the user would later join the video chat again for the appointment. The outcome of visits gives the user a care plan, which he can consult in the app inbox. Medical prescriptions can also be sent directly to the closest pharmacy, as well as blood test requests, etc…
Some new features worked on include the creation of the Lifejourney experience which gives the enrolled user the ability to consult with psychotherapists, nutritionists, and other specialties, as well as having access to a more complex intake form which once filled in, gives the care coordinator a better understanding of the patient’s needs and status.
Alongside the EQ Care patient app is the clinic app, used by the care coordinators and practitioners on their end. This is the app used to triage all patients, communicate with them via video and chat, receive and send files or forms, create/send care plans and prescriptions, schedule appointments, along with other functionalities.
Back-end work was done through Laravel/PHP, and the front-end through the VueJS framework. Projects were migrated to AWS cloud servers, giving us also access to other useful amazon tools. A new CICD pipeline was put in place, as well as test coverage analysis on front and back end (cypress, vue test utils, mirage, php unit). Our patient app was compiled with Capacitor in order to generate our native iOS and Android apps.
My work included taking part in the technical conception of new features, and developing them on the front and back end side for both patient and clinic apps. Also to maintain and refactor existing code, and correct/investigate any bugs. Along with all new or existing code, tests would be added.
