Clinia UI

Patient personas

The six fictional patients in Clinia's scenes, deck figures and post images: who they are, and when to use each.

Every patient in a scene, a deck figure or a social post is one of these fictional people. The first five are the patients clinia.com already shows, with the same names and photos. Each keeps the same name, date of birth and photo everywhere, so a reader who meets Darius Lee on the website and again in a pitch deck sees the same patient.

The personas

PersonaBornUse for
Darius LeeJuly 28, 1956Chronic conditions: type 2 diabetes, hypertension and their medications. The default patient, as in clinia.com's scenes.
Bernard LogsdonMarch 11, 1958Medication changes and prescriptions: type 2 diabetes since 2022, metformin.
Amina HaddadApril 17, 1979Asthma and respiratory care, and measurements from a patient app.
Maria ChiuzeFebruary 25, 1992Pregnancy and shared prenatal care.
Louis MillingSeptember 3, 2007Mental health, and a first episode of care.
Elijah MoreauMarch 14, 2018Pediatric care, with the parent or caregiver around him.
Amara ThompsonNovember 2, 1994Patient-facing apps: messaging, scheduling and self-service.
Julien RoyMay 19, 1989Coverage, claims and benefits.

Their photos

Each persona's photo is an approved stock portrait, cropped round for the patient card. This site doesn't show the photos: it publishes only the photos clinia.com uses, so here a persona appears with initials. The photo appears in exported pictures, such as deck figures and post images, once the marketing lead has approved it. The photos, as square JPEGs ready for a slide or a design, are in the persona photos folder in Drive. A new persona, or a new photo, goes through the same approval.

Get one used

Name the persona in the brief when you ask for a scene, a deck figure or a post image, for example "Darius Lee's record across six sources". The composing-scenes skill uses that persona's name, date of birth and photo, and refuses any other photo.