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Next Step - New Feature Design Document
Overview
This document outlines 5 new features designed to help families supporting a loved one through chemotherapy treatment.
Feature 1: Enhanced Symptom Tracking with Trends & Insights
Problem
Current symptom tracking is basic - users can log symptoms but have limited visibility into patterns, trends, or correlations.
Solution
- Detailed Symptom Logging: Add duration, triggers
- Trend Visualization: 7/14/30-day charts with filtering
- Pattern Detection: Highlight when symptoms spike
- Symptom Report: Exportable PDF report for doctor visits
Feature 2: Caregiver Coordination (Handoff Notes & Task Assignments)
Problem
Families struggle to coordinate care, especially with multiple caregivers.
Solution
- Handoff Notes: Quick shift-change notes
- Task Assignments: Assign tasks to specific caregivers
- Caregiver Activity: See who's doing what
Feature 3: Treatment Milestone Tracker
Problem
Chemo is a long journey - families need encouragement and a sense of progress.
Solution
- Treatment Plan: Define treatment schedule (e.g., "12 cycles")
- Visual Progress: Progress bar showing % complete
- Milestone Cards: Celebrate wins
Feature 4: Quick Access Emergency Widget
Problem
Emergency info exists but requires navigation. In a real emergency, every second counts.
Solution
- Emergency Button: Always-visible floating button
- One-Tap Calling: Direct dial for emergency contacts
- Emergency Mode: Simplified, high-contrast view
Feature 5: Calendar Integration (iCal/ICS Export)
Problem
Families use multiple calendars. Appointments in Next Step aren't visible in their regular calendar apps.
Solution
- Subscribe URL: Personal ICS feed URL
- Export Appointments: Generate .ics files
- Share Calendar: Family members can subscribe
Implementation Priority
- Treatment Milestone Tracker - High morale impact
- Enhanced Symptom Tracking - Builds on existing feature
- Caregiver Coordination - High practical value
- Quick Access Emergency Widget - Safety critical
- Calendar Integration - Lower urgency