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PROJECT DESCRIPTION (ThinkRN Triage Lab)
Built a specialized web platform designed to simulate real-world telehealth triage scenarios for nurses. Focused on creating structured, decision-based workflows that guide users through patient situations, helping them practice critical thinking and clinical judgment.
Designed the experience to feel realistic but efficient, with clear progression, intuitive navigation, and engaging scenario flow. Prioritized usability, clarity, and performance to ensure users can quickly move through cases without friction.
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