Mobile video reminder to improve medicine compliance of

Mobile video reminder to improve medicine compliance of Deaf patients Buhle Bongco Supervisor : Prof Venter Co-Supervisor: Prof Tucker

Overview 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Requirement Analysis User Interface Specification High Level Design Low Level Design Technologies to be used Project Plan References Demo

Requirement Analysis User Designer • Reminder to remind • Remind the user to to the user to take medication • SASL video manual • SASL video instruction with a set of of how to take the instructions. medication • Minimal operation • Easy to operate steps required. • Very simple to use.

The solution • High quality non-audio based reminder • User friendly • Punctual • Operated by one button on the patient interface

User Interface Specification • The Android home screen

The User Interface(pharmacist)

The user (patient) interface

The User Interface interaction

High Level design

Low Level Design

Project Plan- Term 2

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