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NHS Hack Day London 2015 Projects by David Greenwood

Projects

Name
Balance
Summary
Balance is a tool that is used to help improve the dialog between clinician and patient to achieve shared decisions.
Team
@barnyhole
@medicandme
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Presentation
Code
Name
Big map of (almost) everything
Image
Summary
An easy to use service to help people find health and care services – from hospitals to defibrillators. All on one map, with the ability to search and filter.
Team
@sheldonline
@masterniket
@ovedpathak
@thomasridd
@didlix
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Website
Presentation
Name
Dental Charting UI
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Summary
Open Source Graphic Dental Charting for Community Dental Services – a simple way to record the status of teeth (present, absent, decayed etc), with architecture designed to allow data export in the future.
Team
@andygeddisregan
@bexmoxon
@kzhen
@pietesartain
Piotr Dubiniec
John Pyle
Carys Newbury
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Website
Code
Name
Diab-etes
Summary
Diab-eaties is web-based collection of games to teach children some simple principles of managing diabetes in a fun way. They can do it at home, or even in clinic before going in to see the doctor.
Team
@eatyourpeas
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Website
Presentation
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eCDR
Summary
eCDR (electronic Controlled Drug Register) provides a simple electronic system to monitor and audit the flow of controlled drugs through a pharmacy. This solution meets legislative requirements and is more reliable, less cumbersome and less time consuming than the existing paper based system.
Team
@thatdavidmiller
@georgelunduk
@fredkingham
@helenst
@bitcollider
@drcjar
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Website
Presentation
Name
Hackabetes
Summary
Freeing diabetes data and hardware for patients.
Team
@tim_omer
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Website
Name
His Kick Data
Summary
Using HES Open Data to find stuff out about central London hospitals – but more to find out about HES data itself.
Team
@HSCICOpenData
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Presentation
Name
LOCAMOTOR
Image
Summary
Platform for matching Bank Staff with Vacant slots, with an iPhone app and front facing calendar website.
Team
@YU_Angela
@Tborwick
Ritu Saini
James Carter
Ayesha Garrett
Robert Anderson
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Website
Presentation
Name
moveYA
Summary
An application to address peoples inactivity when using devices.
Links
Website
Presentation
Name
MyCare
Summary
Online portal for patient validated reported outcomes.
Team
Kingshuk
Vijay
Andrew
Adam
Kyle
Name
MyCPD
Summary
MyCPD helps you build your CV and compare your learning path with your peers.
Team
Ad
Mike
@drmgeorge87
@doismellburning
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Presentation
Name
NHS.me
Summary
A way for all NHS stakeholders to view relevant patient data, NHS.me is an interface for patients as well as healthcare professionals, unifying all aspects of patient care into one system.
Team
@sean_harbison
@lachenmayer
@EmMoiii
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Website
Name
ResusRecord
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Summary
An application that makes documentation during medical emergencies easier, faster, and much more accurate.
Team
@andrew_mcardle
Adam Pennycuick
@FinnCatling
Maria Cross
John Reynolds
@OFBennett
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Website
Presentation
Code
Name
TakeYourMeds
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Summary
Take Your Meds is a low-tech telephone reminder service to help you remember to take your medication.
Team
@takeyourmedsapp
@fiona_stacey
@deckofpandas
@marcus_baw
@c-christensen
@rossjones
@mikejthompson
@judegibbons
@symroe
@szotten
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Website
Code
Name
W8TX Mobile App
Summary
Empowering patients to get treated sooner. A hospital-facing web-based software to deliver data assurance and innovative techniques in tracking and management patient flow through the journey from referral to treatment.
Team
Noel E