Day by Day

What a weekend! We had five groups work on six ideas. The judges deliberated on Sunday and announced a winner. Their feedback was encouraging, indicating that the groups had worked on topical issues, and that they should continue working on their solutions.

The groups are presented below in no particular order. Please get your friends, colleagues and family to vote so that the people also have a vote. Vote for the group that you want to be the winner. You have until 10.30 am on Tuesday, 29th March 2016.

 

 LOOP

Problem: Patients not being fully informed of their test results of understanding what the results mean.

Solution: Website/app which allows patient to track the full journey of their test results. Also incorporates decision support algorithm which provides patients with a suggested action to follow up their result. This will also boost health literacy.

Team members: May Lin Tye, Sam Parittotoleteaporn, Chandan Datta, Siddak Sachdeva.

Divert Myself

Problem: Lack of self-monitoring and self management tools for Diverticular Disease (DD)

Solution: Interactive mobile application for self-management, monitoring and well being of people who have a lived experience of DD

Team members: Michael Young, Joanna Broad, Richard Pooley, Andrea Davidson, Saffar Sabbir.

 

medLOOK

Problem: Poor health literacy, high medication error, and poor medication adherence to prescriptions

Solution: Care support applications such as medication reminders, medication tracking, utilizing a crowd sourced (from pharmacists) medication database

Team members: Jovan Krstik, Sandra Ponen, Nee Ker Ling and WenYi Lin.

HealtheID

Problem: Lack of verified and credentialled authentication available to systems which operate in health care

Solution: Verified ID, linked to credentialling available to systems as a service

Team members: Penny Peart, Daniel Webby, Noel Ho, Avi Khetarpal, Chris Wiltshire

 

 

Project Bump

Problem: Paper pamphlets with no way of measuring of health literacy

Solution: A web based mobile friendly platform scalable to long term conditions and the global market, an immersive experience for users

Team members: Kate Bukowski, Silvia Stroie, Anthony Hamilton, Zahra Alshalah, Glenda Light, Khin San San Kyaw, Thomas Glynn.

 

 

dotdotdot

Problem: People with rare conditions take longer to diagnose. They find it difficult to know what to expect (symptoms to diagnosis, surgeries, jargon).

Solution: Smart profiles in which user comparisons can be make against aggregated data to match profiles.

Team members: Daniel Webby, Penny Peart.