Cornell Health Tech Hackahton March 2016 https://healthhack2016.splashthat.com/ Interactive voice-based solution for medication adherence & information. Utilizing Amazon's Echo. Team Shayra Kamal-Cornell University, BS IS, BSOC '17 Laura Kirsch-Cornell University, MBA Sloan - Masters of Health Admin '17 George Li Engineering Engineering BS CS '18 Nathan Liu-Cornell Weill Medical, MD Medicine '19 Noah Schutte-Dev Bootcamp BS CS '16 David Westfall-Cornell University, BS Biochemistry; Anticipated MD '19

2. Our Team
David Westfall
M.D. (2019)
George Li
B.S. (2018)
Lauren Kirsch
M.H.A. (2017)
Shayra Kamal
B.S. (2017)
Noah Schutte
B.S.
Nathan Liu
M.D. (2019)

3. Adherence is a
Problem
 50% of people in the US fail to adhere
to their medications1
 Resulting in annual costs of over
$100 billion2
 Primarily due to
medication-related hospitalizations
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1 day 1 month 6 months 12 months
%Adherence
Time from Discharge
Adherence to a Three Drug Regimen

4. Target Audience
 Concerned family members want to monitor health
of parents
 Problems with smartphone-based solutions
 Only 18% of people over 65 own a smartphone3
 Current hardware-based solutions do not answer patient questions

5. A Voice-Based Solution
 Patients speak naturally to Amazon Echo
 Caretakers directly monitor patient through mobile app

6. Granting Peace of Mind
 Medication Reminders
 Real-Time Monitoring and Reporting
 Personal Medication Information
 Use SMART platform to leverage patient records

7. Citations
 Sabate E. Adherence to Long-Term Therapies: Evidence for Action.
Geneva: World Health Organization, 2003.
 Osterberg , L. and T. Blaschke (2005). "Adherence to Medication." New
England Journal of Medicine 353(5): 487-497.
 Pew Research Center, April 2014, “Older Adults and Technology Use”