Day 5/30: MISREGISTER An operating-room case can still look ready on paper after it has stopped b...Day 5/30: MISREGISTER An operating-room case can still look ready on paper after it has stopped b...
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Faadil Boussari
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• Jul 19
Day 5/30: MISREGISTER
An operating-room case can still look ready on paper after it has stopped being operationally executable.
I built MISREGISTER to make that gap physical.
CASE 04 is connected to four changing dependencies:
— staffed OR team — sterile instrument set — postoperative ICU bed — remaining operating-room time
As those windows drift apart, the operating list stays unchanged.
The signature moment: the crank freewheels to the end-stop while CASE 04 still reads SCHEDULED.
Only after that failed test does a human re-strike the case as DELAYED or RESEQUENCED.
This is not clinical decision support. It is a synthetic operational prototype exploring the difference between a scheduled slot and executable capacity.
Built with React, TypeScript, SVG, Playwright, Remotion, Claude Code, Kimi, Agent Reach, ChatGPT, and AI33Pro.
Live prototype: https://faadil1.github.io/misregister-day-5/
Source: https://github.com/Faadil1/misregister-day-5
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Maty Sandoval
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• Jul 20
The scheduled-vs-actual gap you're visualizing here is exactly the kind of operational friction that's usually invisible until it causes a delay. Is MISREGISTER meant as a standalone tool for OR schedulers, or a concept piece for a bigger healthcare ops system?
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Faadil Boussari
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• 2d
Thanks, I really appreciate that.
Right now, I see MISREGISTER primarily as a concept piece exploring how operational readiness can be made physically understandable rather than inferred from dashboards.
In a real healthcare environment, I imagine it as one interaction inside a...
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Maty Sandoval
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• 2d
Making readiness physically understandable instead of dashboard-inferred is such a good design goal, that's usually the exact gap that causes people to ignore dashboards in the first place. Curious to see where you take the physical interaction idea next.
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Faadil Boussari
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• 2d
Thanks, that means a lot.
One thing I’ve realized through this series is that many operational problems aren’t hidden because the data is missing they’re hidden because the interaction never makes the state tangible.
I’m planning to keep exploring that idea in different domains,...
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