Andrew Mcardle, Adam Pennycuick, Finn Catling, Maria Cross, John Reynolds, Oscar Bennett

Accurate record keeping during medical emergencies is hard! This is an application which will make documentation during hospital resuscitations much easier, faster and more accurate.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CHDWM4CMmbQIXvR3PT4rfFhFsuRtaLlCWWmuUbzlRII/edit?usp=sharing

https://github.com/adamp83/hackday-resus

Andrew Geddis-Regan, Becky Wassall, Ken Ross, Piete Sartain, Piotr Dubiniec, John Pyle, Carys Newbury,

@andygeddisregan @bexmoxon @pietesartain @kzhen @piotr_dubiniec @john

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.

http://disorderlydata.com/teeth/

https://github.com/kzhen/teeth

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2V3nNR1uapLdkx1ZEVGNjhhbzQ/view?usp=sharing

https://github.com/nhs-seesaw/seesaw

Children with type 1 diabetes and their families have to learn how to manage their own diabetes. This means ‘carb counting’ and matching the insulin dose to their food.

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.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KWUqTKvzESDnDdi-DVD73g67fj1c6cXvU86XB6SoSm8/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000

http://104.236.212.135:1337

Andrew Mcardle, Adam Pennycuick, Finn Catling, Maria Cross, John Reynolds

Accurate record keeping during medical emergencies is hard! This is an application which will make documentation during hospital resuscitations much easier, faster and more accurate.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CHDWM4CMmbQIXvR3PT4rfFhFsuRtaLlCWWmuUbzlRII/edit?usp=sharing

https://github.com/adamp83/hackday-resus

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mWeBGKVx9ax_MG7fD7UMYW3oLXyJaQhnjB25CyCitvs/edit?usp=sharing

Angela Yu <wenxiu.yu@gmail.com>
Thomas Borwick <tborwick@gmail.com>
Ritu Saini <ritu_saini@hotmail.com>
James Carter <jamesascarter@googlemail.com>,
Misha <misha.p@hotmail.co.uk>,
Ayesha Garrett <ayesha@londonlime.net>,
Robert Anderson <rtander@gmail.com>

platform for matching Bank Staff with Vacant slots, With an iPhone app and front facing calendar website.
Bonus Features: Notifications, reviews for Friends and Family Tests, Improves staff allocation with minimal changes within the Trust.

http://prezi.com/2hqtpz0eedmg/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0t5t2notdqho9g1/hackday.pdf?dl=0

@sheldonline @masterniket @ovedpathak @thomasridd @didlix

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.

Also: a demonstration of a common way to publish registries of things, starting with geo data.
Also: contributing back to openstreetmap (licensing permitting)

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WKbqXaXHvKIWG1uiar2dtNjcFVxAkly5w2DNBIk17DA/edit?usp=sharing

http://nhsmap.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com

Kingshuk, Vijay, Andrew, Adam, Kyle

http://prezi.com/rjds5lxrbucs/present/?auth_key=xzfm72a&follow=jfqpyhksgkei&kw=present-rjds5lxrbucs&rc=ref-11640618

https://github.com/liquidbronze/nhshackday

@davidmiller @georgelunduk @fredking @helenst @bitcollider @drcjar

eCDR (electronic Controlled Drugs Register) provides an electronic system for the monitoring and auditing of controlled drugs entering and leaving a pharmacy. This meets legislative requirements and provides a favourable alternative to the currently operating paper based system.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HBN36bKVaHYOR0NTjsvGB41jFY0Wxss0EMB8ql25FOs/edit?usp=sharing

https://github.com/TeamBigPharma/bigpharma

Balance is a tool that can be used to help improve the dialogue between clinician and patient in shared decision making choices...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bz9dki28bohm0jd/attachment.pptx?oref=e

https://youtu.be/X1Cm7tSGw4w

W8TX Mobile App - Empowering Patients To Get Treated Sooner

Patients have legal right to be treated within 18 weeks from referral, 8 weeks if cancer. Hospitals submit aggregated waiting time data to NHS England to assess performance against waiting time targets. In 2014, NHS England failed nationally on inpatient wait times and marginally passed on outpatient wait times. NAO Audit found these data unreliable, even saying almost all patients they interviewed didn't know about this right. On NHS Choices site, you see comments on patients having no clue what is their waiting time, being lied to about their NHS rights, even complaining they're being fobbed off by NHS staff when following up for appointments while waiting in pain and agony. In response, the government now mandates data assurance and update to NHS Constitution tightening transparency standards.

We developed 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. Once validated and reliable, we aim to deliver the wait time data to patients (mobile) so they can proactively influence how soon they can get treated (e.g. when wait time clock started, next appointment target date, consequences of non-attendance, access to copies of referral/appointment/clinical letters, book their appointment, probability of when he will be treated, etc.). We aim to be the early adopter of the government’s current program of delivering real-time care and admin data to patients by 2020 (NHS working with accredited app providers). What I submit to NHS Hackaton is the patient-facing mobile app.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/76zwtlgoexupek2/W8TXPitch.pptx?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hczarxskw45a6ya/W8TXMobile.mp4?dl=0

@fiona_stacey @deckofpandas @marcus_baw @c-christensen @rossjones @mikejthompson @judegibbons @symroe @szotten

TakeYourMeds is a low tech automated phone reminder for patient who sometimes need prompting to take their medications or administer other treatments regularly.

https://github.com/open-health-hub/reminder

Andrew Mcardle, Adam Pennycuick, Finn Catling, Maria Cross, John Reynolds, Oscar Bennett

@FinnCatling @andrew_mcardle @OFBennett

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CHDWM4CMmbQIXvR3PT4rfFhFsuRtaLlCWWmuUbzlRII/edit?usp=sharing

https://github.com/adamp83/hackday-resus

MNewbury,Issa,Li,Owlett,CNewbury

http://...https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1sC1deQbs3pV0RRq5UzpYU1Z4CHYOHTqcBQLsAXzcttg/edit#slide=id.p4

http://... https://app.dominodatalab.com/v1/peteowlett/move-ya/endpoint

Sean Harbison, Harry Lachenmayer, Emi MItchell

@sean_harbison, @lachenmayer, @EmMoiii

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.

@sheldonline @masterniket @thomasridd @didlix @ovedpathak

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.

Also: a demonstration of a common way to publish registries of things, starting with geo data.
Also: contributing back to openstreetmap (licensing permitting)

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WKbqXaXHvKIWG1uiar2dtNjcFVxAkly5w2DNBIk17DA/edit?usp=sharing

http://nhsmap.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com

http://nhsmap.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/entity.html

@davidmiller @helenst @fredking @georgelunduk @drcjar @bitcollider_io

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.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HBN36bKVaHYOR0NTjsvGB41jFY0Wxss0EMB8ql25FOs/edit?usp=sharing

https://github.com/TeamBigPharma/bigpharma

http://bigpharma.herokuapp.com/#/formulation

http://bg.hypodiabetic.co.uk