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CS342/MED253 Building for Digital Health

Lecture 6A: Healthcare Data Interoperability

Guest Lecture by Vivian Neilley

Vishnu Ravi

Surabhi Mundada

Varun Shenoy

Oliver Aalami

Winter 2022

https://cs342.stanford.edu

cardinalkit.slack.com

Welcome!

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Many tools exist to significantly improve the delivery of healthcare, however implementation is limited.

Adoption at enterprise level is a challenge.

Few strategies exist to help tools cross the chasm from clinical validation to integration within the workflows of a large health system.

Authors provide a framework for analysis of new digital tools to increase chance of adoption.

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product-selection approach (EHR, buy vs. build)
Return on Investment (ROI)
Clinical Value (formula for value = outcome/cost)
Internal champions and executive sponsors (must have buy-in from leadership)
Data assets required for functionality (EHR, claims, scheduling, etc.)
Alignment with institutional priorities
Requirements for implementation,
Long-term operations (business owner?, technical owner)

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Overview for today

- Announcements

- Preparing for Midterm Presentations

- Guest Lecture

https://cs342.stanford.edu

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Don’t forget to record lecture 🎬

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Assignment #2 (Jan 27th)

Set up a CardinalKit App with a

Firebase Backend.

Assignment #1: Getting Started (Jan 18th)

Install Xcode & join our GitHub

ResearchKit

Firebase

Assignment #4: Beta App code review (Feb 22nd)

Assignment #3: Midterm Presentation (Feb 10th)

Alpha App demo

Assignment #5: Final Presentation (Mar 10th)

MVP App code review + demo

This Thursday!

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Midterm Presentation Rubric

Slides with these sections� project background 5%

need statement (get from mentors) 15%

project roadmap +

project architecture thus far 25%

Demo / TestFlight distribution 55%

10 minutes/team for presentation

5 minutes for Q & A

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Midterm Presentation Schedule - Feb 10th

Activate 5:45 - 6:00
BUDI 6:00 - 6:15
CHOIR 6:15 - 6:30
Gaitmate 6:30 - 6:45
VascTrac 2.0 6:45 - 7:00

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What to show in your demo!

Patient onboarding process including:

Sign in with Apple, Google, or email/password using Firebase
Informed Consent with ResearchKit

At least one ResearchKit survey and/or Active Task
Use of HealthKit to collect sensor data, CareKit to schedule tasks and track goals, and/or Apple Health Records to obtain EHR data
Data populated into Cloud Firestore in Open mHealth and/or FHIR
Customized look and feel of your app

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Tips for your presentation

Tell a story from the patient’s perspective to help your audience understand the problem you’re trying to solve and the value of your solution.
Even if you plan to do a live demo, record a video of it ahead of time in case something goes wrong.
Decide ahead of time who will present each section, and who will answer which type of question from the teaching team and faculty mentors during Q&A.

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Interoperability Guest Lecture

Vivian Neilley

Interoperability Lead

Google

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Thank you!

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Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign

318 Campus Drive, E100

Stanford, CA 94305

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Assignment 2 goes live today!

Due 1/27

Working with your team, you will set up a new CardinalKit app for your project, connect it to a Firebase backend on Google Cloud, and create a ResearchKit survey!

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Midterm Presentation:

February 11th