Documentation foundation built from daily EMR workflow experience.
Stage 01 / Documentation Foundation
SkincareChart
Local-first charting built from daily clinical practice, long-term EMR use, and fragmented clinic documentation workflows.
Disconnected charting, photos, documents, payments, and visit notes.
A patient-centered documentation and workflow foundation.
Communication became the next bottleneck.
Problem
Daily clinic operations exposed fragmented records, photos, consent documents, payment details, visit notes, and operational records.
Solution
I designed a local-first charting system centered around the patient record, real visit sequence, and EMR-informed workflow needs.
My Role
Physician operator, workflow analyst, product owner, system architect, and hands-on builder.
Key Features
- Patient profiles, visits, treatment notes, and visit history
- Clinical photos grouped by visit
- Consent/document handling, payments, roles, and reporting
- Local-first handling for privacy-sensitive clinic files
Development Log
Structured patient records, visit-based notes, and photo annotation were added to support cleaner clinical review over time.
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Technology Used
Python, Flask, SQLite, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, GitHub.
What I Learned
Clinical software has to match the order of work. Building the charting layer exposed communication and follow-up gaps.