A gynecologist asked Twitter what features his new office should include, and all women (and people who require gynecological care) will be able to relate to the replies.
who required a yearly trip to the gyno — can’t you just envision the mugs of beer and platters of chicken wings that would be freely available in the waiting room?
“How would you design/optimize a visit to the gynecologist’s office?” he wrote. “No detail is too small.”Several focused on one of the most potentially triggering parts of visiting any doctor: Being weighed. A few different people asked that scales be put somewhere private, and that patients be given the ability to opt out of being weighed — or at least to be able to use the scale in a way that they themselves can’t see the number on it.
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