Open marywang2 opened 6 months ago
Noting that in our sync 3/21, went over priorities for the full suite of forms the team is working on (also posted in the super epic):
Additional context from Mary:
Hi @brian-wilke @marywang2 , Just documenting here the chat we had in our sync last week about the draft user flows for FMP claim cover sheet:
Also resharing the "How to file an FMP claim" page here — we recently migrated this content from the legacy FMP webpages, so FMP SMEs very recently reviewed and approved the info here.
Happy to chat more about this form in our next sync. And thank you again for starting the content conversation so early. Looking forward to working together on this!
Thank you for this Laura!
On Fri, Mar 29, 2024 at 8:00 AM laurwill @.***> wrote:
Hi @brian-wilke https://github.com/brian-wilke @marywang2 https://github.com/marywang2 , Just documenting here the chat we had in our sync last week about the draft user flows for FMP claim cover sheet:
- Draft flows planned to significantly lengthen the form by adding form questions to capture information from the required supporting documents (itemized billing statements from providers)
- I noted that as a general rule, we don't add questions to the online versions of PDF forms, because we're not allowed to increase the time burden on the Veteran unless there's a very good reason to do so
- The only reasons I can think of that we would consider adding questions/sections to a claim form like this are if doing so would significantly speed up processing or avoid subsequent back and forth with the Veteran, and the PRIA reviewers agree that this benefit is worth the increased up front time burden
- So if you hear from SMEs that the current PDF form is not collecting all the info we need and that this is causing problems after submission, that might be a reason to consider expanding the digitized form flow — if not, I think the most straightforward way to digitize would be to only include the questions/data fields from the PDF version, and continue to rely on the required supporting documents to provide the detailed info about the provider, service, and charges
- Another thing I realized after our sync: It's possible the supporting documents, like the itemized statement from the provider, could be in a language other than English. We have a note on the VA.gov page about providing translation in that scenario. And we don't know if Veterans speak the language of the foreign country where they receive care. So it's very possible that the Veteran filling out this form may not be able to read the billing statement, and that would prevent them from answering detailed questions about the info on the statement.
Also resharing the "How to file an FMP claim" page https://www.va.gov/resources/how-to-file-a-va-foreign-medical-program-claim/here — we recently migrated this content from the legacy FMP webpages, so FMP SMEs very recently reviewed and approved the info here.
Happy to chat more about this form in our next sync. And thank you again for starting the content conversation so early. Looking forward to working together on this!
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Hi @brian-wilke @marywang2 ,
Wanted to follow up on the conversation in our sync last week about providers potentially using the FMP claim form.
There's currently no provider-facing content on VA.gov, and no place to address this audience within the modernized website. So even if providers would technically be able to find and use this online form (since it doesn't require sign-in), we wouldn't be able to include providers as an official user story or address them directly in the form content. We'd suggest focusing exclusively on the Veteran user story and only addressing the Veteran audience in the form content, so that the form experience is consistent with the static FMP pages and the broader VA.gov Veteran-facing experience.
Let me know if you have questions about this audience issue — happy to chat more about this!
Totally in agreement, and sorry if this was confusing to anyone.
We realize providers fill this out, but it would always be designed around the veteran. There is NO CHANGE there.
On Tue, Apr 9, 2024 at 8:57 AM laurwill @.***> wrote:
Hi @brian-wilke https://github.com/brian-wilke @marywang2 https://github.com/marywang2 ,
Wanted to follow up on the conversation in our sync last week about providers potentially using the FMP claim form.
There's currently no provider-facing content on VA.gov, and no place to address this audience within the modernized website. So even if providers would technically be able to find and use this online form (since it doesn't require sign-in), we wouldn't be able to include providers as an official user story or address them directly in the form content. We'd suggest focusing exclusively on the Veteran user story and only addressing the Veteran audience in the form content, so that the form experience is consistent with the static FMP pages and the broader VA.gov Veteran-facing experience.
Let me know if you have questions about this audience issue — happy to chat more about this!
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Great, thanks for confirming!
This figma file : https://www.figma.com/file/WYZCqWcS2gJWIqLtmQlvl7/10-7959f-2?type=design&node-id=726-21596&mode=design
Is where the WIP screens are for this effort. They have been updated post design intent recommendations/feedback, and I feel they are ready for CAIA to take a look at (in prep for midpoint).
Other pages labeled WIP also contain the User flow (golden path) and Desktop/Tablet breakpoint. Content should be similar across.
Hi @brian-wilke @marywang2 , just documenting updates after our chat in office hours yesterday:
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