Elizabeth Lindsey - Developing New Localized Capacity: Bridging the Digital Divide - GCS16
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Byte Back was founded in 1997 to provide computer training and career preparation to low-income residents in Washington D.C. As technology has become more integral to society, the digital divide has grown and more advanced skills are required for living-wage jobs. Byte Back serves students at all skill levels, from basic literacy to industry certifications, through individualized tutoring, job labs, and career counseling. They have expanded their capacity through partnerships with organizations like the D.C. Public Library and now help transform lives as students gain skills and some become tutors to help others.
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This presentation is from Sinochips Diagnostics, who want clinicians to do better than use guessing games and trial-and-error with prescriptions. In 2019, visionary healthcare minds at University of Kansas Medical Center saw the research proving the power of precision medicine and formed Sinochips Diagnostics. Now, from their cutting-edge Olathe lab, they’re offering to unlock your body's unique response to medication, crafting treatments tailored to you. With DNA and the utilization of algorithms, they are matching databases of prescriptions and genetics. Fundamentally, they want to deliver advanced digital solutions to rewrite the future of prescription medicine.
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These slides were presented at the February 2024 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
This presentation was given by Tera Crunch. As they describe things: Let's face it – navigating the AI world can be like walking through a maze. You’ve got IT firms moonlighting as AI gurus, in-house teams juggling too much, and bespoke solution shops charging an arm and a leg. That’s where we come in. TeraCrunch is not just another AI & Gen-AI company. We’re the experienced friend you call when you need results without the runaround. We've been around the block for 11 years, building over 150 solutions with a track record of 5-40x ROI.
What makes us different? We cut through the complexities and unnecessary costs with our secret sauce – a blend of proprietary methods and pre-developed tech-stack we've honed for over a decade – getting you the results you need, fast. Plus, our data scientists with roots in places like Harvard and NASA, roll up their sleeves and get to work with your crew. With TeraCrunch, you’re choosing a partner that makes the complex simple and the uncertain sure.
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This presentation focuses on Children's Mercy's innovative use of data. Bill Saltmarsh, MBA, Vice President and Chief Data Officer says, "We are using data to create value for our patients, their families, and our community. We believe that the key to delivering that value is contingent upon our ability to capture, safeguard, and derive novel insights from our data. It is also contingent upon our ability to take advantage of advanced analytical methods and technologies, including the use of Artificial Intelligence. One example of this type of innovation is our Patient Progression Hub which is enabling us to improve the connected care experience for our patients by consistently providing the right information to the right people and the right time."
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Emerald Venture Partners Presentation - HIT September 2023
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This presentation will focus on how the incorporation of technology in healthcare is essential to driving an integrated care model –one which is holistic, person-centered, and shows clear communication between the different specialties, providers, and levels of care. The explosive growth and adoption of virtual consultations, remote monitoring, mobile health, digital therapeutics, artificial intelligence/machine learning has gained significant support from doctors and patients alike. The role and importance of digital health in integrated care has never been greater. Understanding this field is critical as we work towards more integrated models of care – the validation and adoption of medical advances, using critical insights from health information, and optimizing specialists and providers for person-centered, high-quality, cost-effective care.
Omnilife VR - HIT October 2023
These slides were presented at the October 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
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Telehealth ROCKS RAISE Health Innovations Presentation - HIT September 2023
These slides were presented at the September 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
The University of Kansas Medical Center's Telehealth ROCKS program is a federally-funded collaborative effort involving government, state and local organizations, universities, health care providers, and school districts to collectively meet the behavioral health needs of children and their families. The program focuses on comprehensive approaches, including a focus on the social drivers of health, targeted services, and clinical care.
RAISE Health Innovations Presentation - HIT August 2023
These slides were presented at the August 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
Raise is disrupting the paradigms in the mental health space examining how technology plays a catalyzing role. Raise brings leading edge technologies, designed to be embedded and integrated into existing communication platforms and apps to analyze normal conversations to detect people in need of mental health services, connecting them to those professionals who can change their lives. Raise is an “Impact-as-a-service” organization bringing technologies to organizations committed to or impacted by mental health and driven to find those slipping through the cracks, suffering in silence and in need of impactful mental health support.
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These slides were presented at the August 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
Pickle System provides animated video models teaching a large variety of daily living skills such as menstrual care, showering, andcleaning to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. They offer printable visual aids and data collection sheets that coincide with their videos. Their video models are backed by research and are standardized. They are completing research currently further examining their effectiveness.
Molly Oshinski is Co-founder and CEO of Pickle System. Sheis a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who has worked with ages 2-80. She is aPhD Candidate at The University of Texas at Austin and her current research examines the effectiveness of the animated video models to teach menstrual care.
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First, we will learn about needs facing nursing and the healthcare system overall and the digital solutions to help solve them. The nursing profession is facing a multi-layered crisis - both at a national level and a local level - that will require bold ideas and broad collaboration to solve. We will join Dr. Amy Garcia and Dr. Heather Nelson-Brantley of the School of Nursing to cover some of these challenges and to discuss how digital solutions can be deployed to help solve the problems.
Amy Garcia, DNP, MSN, RN, FAAN, is a Clinical Associate Professor and Director of Practice at the School of Nursing department of Innovation and Practice. She has expertise in leadership, health policy and informatics. A view of her professional biography is available here.
Heather Nelson-Brantley, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, is Assistant Professor and Program Director, Leadership at the School of Nursing. She is an associate member of the KU Cancer Center. Her nursing practice includes medical and pulmonary critical care and cardiothoracic surgery progressive care. A fuller biography is available here.
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The KU Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth (KUCTT) began in 1991 and provides telehealth services, resources, research support, and Project ECHO programs. Project ECHO uses virtual learning networks to provide community providers access to specialist knowledge and support treating complex conditions locally. KUCTT currently runs ECHO programs in substance use disorders, palliative care, infectious diseases, and other areas, and aims to expand access to specialty care through telehealth.
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These slides were presented at the March 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
In our second session, we will hear from Brandy Archie, OTD, OTR/L, CLIPP, CLVT, about AskSAMIE, a curated marketplace to help patients, care givers, and therapists choose the right adaptive equipment to make everyday tasks easier. Simply answer some questions about the problems the person is having, and then a personalized cart of adaptive equipment and resources is provided. Dr. Archie received her doctorate in occupational therapy from Creighton University. She is certified in both Living in Place and Low Vision Therapy. She has over 15 years of experience in home health and elder-focused practice settings, She also is the founder of AccessAble Living, a company whose mission is also to adapt environments to fit the needs of older adults and serves clients in-person in the Kansas City area.
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These slides were presented at the March 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
Our first presentation will be with Dani Hatch, CEO and Founder of Glownar. Glownar is a hardware and software solution for emergency services. Startland News notes that the solution will revolutionize how emergency medical services function. With Glownar’s hardware, EMS will be guided to your doorstep by light, and the software will ensure EMS receives pertinent information about you and your loved ones. With Glownar, families will be able to add information ahead of time to help EMS respond quicker, more efficiently and with personalized knowledge of the patient before arriving on scene. This will result in shorter response times, better scene safety and will help eliminate the errors and lack of information from a caller who is panicked or incapable of communicating.
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These slides were presented at the February 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
In our second presentation, we cover a new solution in maternal health with Marma Nutrition.
Marma is changing the way women, mothers and birthing people are supported and nourished throughout pregnancy and postpartum. It provides virtual access to nutrition experts, personalized information and guidance, an extensive library of resources, weekly prenatal tracking and more. Marma sees itself as the app that nourishes birthing bodies.
Representing the leadership team will be Meredith Evans McAllister. Meredith is a successful entrepreneur who was compelled to co-found Marma when she recognized the lack of nutritional resources to which women and mothers have access.
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These slides were presented at the February 2023 meeting of the KC Digital Drive Health Innovation Team.
In our first presentation, we will hear from Redpoint Summit about optimizing physician time and quality in electronic health records (EHRs). EHR inefficiencies prevent physicians from providing optimal patient care, which causes burnout. Redpoint Summit identifies physicians' EHR patterns and personalizes the EHR experience for each physician, improves order sets across the hospital and implements evidence-based best practices. This is so that physicians and health systems can provide the most effective and efficient patient care and be recognized for their excellence.
Our presenter will be CEO and Founder Chuck Schneider. Chuck has over 27 years of experience in healthcare IT. Prior to Redpoint Summit, he was VP of engineering at Cerner. He was one of the first 20 architects that created Cerner’s PowerChart EMR. Chuck drove the creation of the ordering functionality, medication process, ePrescribing, mobile development, and other major core EMR functionality. Chuck has 11 US patents in healthcare IT and has owned multiple businesses since 2009.
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The success of the program is based on strong sector-led support (health care, education, faith communities, business) directly in the community through networking and events, as well as participation by multiple relevant community entities, like KC Digital Drive. KCDD will be active in both the chronic disease prevention and digital inclusion aspects of the program.
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- 8. www.byteback.org Capacity for Personalized Attention Students’ needs as: • Computer literacy learners • Older adults returning to education • People with many other struggles (stable housing, disabilities, poverty, unemployment, parenting…) Meeting the Need: Tutoring, Job Labs, 1-on-1 career sessions, with help from AmeriCorps, volunteer instructors, partners …
- 9. www.byteback.org Building Capacity through Partnerships Government • DC Public Library • FSET • Office of the Chief Technology Officer
- 10. www.byteback.org Outcomes: Transforming Lives Leo started in PC for Beginners and is now about to earn his CompTIA A+ Certification. Ellen went from student to tutor, building our capacity for 1-on-1 attention and helping us get ADA accommodations for students.
- 11. www.byteback.org Sharing and Q & A Elizabeth Lindsey Executive Director @elindse1 @bytebackdc Lessons from 18-Year-Old Digital Education Nonprofit