Health Datapalooza IV: June 3rd-4th, 2013 HEALTH DATA CONSORTIUM AFFILIATES APP DEMOS Monday June 3, 2013 • 4:30pm - 5:30pm Location: Regency Ballroom Moderator: Sunnie Southern, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Viable Synergy, LLC; Ohio Health Data Affiliate hGraph is an open source information visualization which provides a complete overview of an individual’s health from an aggregated, high-level “how am I doing” status to detailed, metriclevel results and analysis. This single picture method can have a profound effect on a person’s understanding of his/her total well-being, because it compiles multiple metrics and inputs into a unified graph that can be viewed at a glance.

1. hGraph
Designing an open system for
visualizing personal health metrics
Juhan Sonin, Jon Follett, Eric Benoit, Andrew Faria
juhan@goinvo.com
June 2013

2. goinvo.com
Design Studio
MIT
2.009 Product Design

3. Cholesterol Check in 2006
I didn’t have a pulse on my
health, let alone the data.
How did I get into the Design of Health?

4. Cheese and salami was coursing
through my blood stream (based
on a meal the night before the
cholesterol test…)
370
Total Cholesterol in 2006

5. I had no clue what my health metrics were.
I had a better pulse on the health of my car.

6. and the Problem is…
Increasingly complex systems
– Tool and Methodology gap
Decision makers are swamped with conflicting data
– Our work is increasingly multi-dimensional (not a flat-decision
space)
Artifacts driving decisions need to be coordinated,
presented
Minimal transparency into key health metrics

7. How do I (as a patient, nurse,
doctor, proxy) make quicker, more
accurate decisions?

8. How do I become an informed and
empowered patient?

9. HealthCard
was born
Prototyped with
doctors, nurses,
emergency
responders…
and oh yea, with
patients.

10. System view of
my family’s
health

11. Outcomes
Explore + test new concepts
– Clinical R&D
Project Laika, hData
– Designing a beautiful + clinically relevant experience without
beautiful data = recipe for disaster
– e data standards game w/CCHIT + HL7
Strengthened collaboration
– Federal agencies (HHS)
– Non-profit orgs (CCHIT, HIMSS)
– On-campus Clinics

12. Clinical and Patient Software
Compelling, standardized visual representations of a patient’s health status…on the celltop
Designed to increase awareness of the individual’s factors that can affect one’s health
Open source healthcare application
Created for mobile devices, starting with the iPhone and iPad
Your health in one picture
Users provide, view, share, and understand a holistic view of their health
Based on an individual’s health data, identifies where an individual’s health numbers are, and where they
should be
Patient focused, with professional clinical relevance
hScore
Single aggregated number ranging from 1-100 that represents best knowledge status of an individual’s
health
Experimental measure correlated with statistical data from open sources

22. hGraph Target Ranges
Guidance for the individual health measures are based
on citations from trusted healthcare experts

23. hGraph Target Range“Algorithms”

24. http://www.hScoreMixer.org

25. Primary care on
corporate campuses
Doctor as Life Coach
philosophy
Founders = open source
and design nuts

27. Upcoming Tasks
hScore Mixer (OSS)
Seed health scoring data by trusted experts
29.Aug.13, v1“trusted” hScore by Clinicians, Experts++
hGraph v.02 (OSS)
6.Jun.13, view data, explore, 2 zoom levels
hGraph in the field
Productionized hGraph on Facebook campus by Fall 2013
225k person pilot for retail pharmacy chain in Aug.13

28. Flirt, Date, Commit
300 seconds to contribute a CSS cleanup ...commit code
1800 seconds and clean up js ...commit code
3600 seconds and clean up one, small aspect of visual design
...commit graphics and code
http://www.hGraph.org

29. hGraph
Juhan Sonin, Jon Follett, Eric Benoit, Andrew Faria
juhan@goinvo.com
June 2013
Designing an open system for visualizing
personal health metrics
Special thanks to:
Ben Salinas, Harry Sleeper, Josh Rumbut, Matthew Madonna, Sarah Kaiser, Dhaval Karwa,
Kimberly Chang, Robert Audroue, Dirk Knemeyer, Rob McCready