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- 1. Palo Alto MedicalFoundation linkAges™ Developer Challenge Leveraging Data to Connect Community June 25, 2014
- 2. On Today’s Call MartinEntwistle Executive Director Druker Center for Health Systems Innovation June 25, 2014
- 3. Agenda for Today’sMeeting An Introduction to “linkAges™ Developer Challenge “Leveraging Data to Connect Community” • 3 month Developer Challenge – Kicked-off June 11th • Deep-dive Workshop, Sunnyvale, CA – July 1st • Submissions Close – September 8th • Short-list 5 Finalists – September 22nd • Judging Event – October 11th Q&A About the Challenge June 25, 2014
- 4. linkAges™ Developer Challenge Partnershipbetween Palo Alto Medical Foundation a large, not-for-profit integrated health-care provider located in Silicon Valley, and Health 2.0
- 5. The Innovation Centeracts to catalyze, invent, and deploy breakthrough innovations in wellbeing that enable PAMF to fulfill its vision as a health partner for the people and communities it serves. We apply a human-centered design approach and leverage technology as an enabler to create scalable solutions that address the pressing health challenges of our time. Druker Center for Health Systems Innovation
- 6. The Problem toSolve - Successful Aging in Seniors “The hard thing about getting old is that your world dies before you do.” Lonely, Isolated and at Risk! June 25, 2014
- 7. Successful Aging –a Significant Challenge • Aims and Objectives – Seniors wish to age independently; in homes and communities. – Loneliness and quality of life significantly impact health • Large Scale Problem – 10,000 Baby Boomers in the U.S. turn 65 daily – By 2030 1 in 4 residents of Santa Clara County will be over 60 June 25, 2014
- 8. Successful Aging –a Significant Challenge • Barriers – Array of challenges; complex health issues, social isolation, and difficulty accessing support and resources – Health service for seniors - fragmented, high cost, and suboptimal outcomes – Breakdown in community and families scattered across the Nation • Impact on Families and Caregivers – Family and friends are the sole caregivers for 78% of seniors – Annual economic impact of caregiving : $17.1 to $33.6 billion June 25, 2014
- 9. Disruptive Innovation ThroughHuman Centered Design
- 10. Ethnography – Identifyingthe Problem to Solve Unsupported and at Risk Trapped in Suburbia! June 25, 2014
- 11. – Dynamic, IntegratedSystem to Support Successful Aging • Shift from focus on responses to crises and treating an acute health event • Shift to systems that enable seniors to age successfully in the community • Drive community support for individuals at home • Change the health behaviors of individuals • Enable preemptive action through signal detection • Expand horizons • Support the Caregivers • Support and care in the context of an individual’s life
- 12. 1 2 4 3linkAges Profile linkAgesConnect linkAges List linkAges TimeBank Capturing your needs and interests to identify personalized resources and services. Discovering elder-friendly services and resources through community-generated reviews. Proactively detecting changes in an elder’s physical and social health status. Building community and social engagement through neighborly service exchange. linkAges™ a Dynamic, Community Focused System to Support Successful Aging
- 13. linkAges Senior PersonalProfile – Capturing Social Situation, Needs, and Interests
- 14. linkAges Senior PersonalProfile – Capturing Social Situation, Needs, and Interests
- 15. Every hour ofservice that you spend doing something for another member earns you 1 hour (Time Dollar). Everyone gets to contribute. All contributions are valued equally. Builds intergenerational relationships. There can be 3 kinds of members : Individuals, Organizations (e.g. YMCA), businesses (e.g. Red Rock Coffee). A community-based service exchange network which connects neighbors with neighbors to exchange skills and interests and meet needs.
- 21. Offers and RequestsBetween TimeBank Members – Take Place Online
- 23. Member Account Page Your Offers YourRequests Your Groups Your Messages Your Service History About You Your Calendar
- 24. LinkAges System –Designed to Build and Sustain Community
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- 27. 1 2 4 3linkAges Profile linkAgesConnect linkAges List linkAges TimeBank Capturing your needs and interests to identify personalized resources and services. Discovering elder-friendly services and resources through community- generated reviews. Proactively detecting changes in an elder’s physical and social health status. Building community and social engagement through neighborly service exchange. linkAges™ is Data Rich – How to Leverage the Opportunity June 25, 2014
- 28. Leveraging Data –Lateral Thinking June 25, 2014 We Are Seeking Your Creative Solutions!
- 29. linkAges™ Future State– Smart Access to Personalized Connections
- 34. Driving Engagement &Building Community Partnerships
- 35. YMCA Garden Ythe Community BBQ CookingClass Red Rock Event TimeBank Growth
- 36. linkAges™ Developer Challenge LeveragingData to Connect Community • Show creative approaches to mining, interpreting and presenting the linkAges System data – Engaging Users – Tracking Community Growth • We are looking for the optimal ways of automating the process of matching service offers to requests • Help identify and build the social connections that expand the linkAges Community • We seek solutions that focus on seniors and caregivers, while respecting their privacy and security
- 37. Submissions! Visualizations to showgrowing connections within the community of linkAges members Matching the explicit and implicit needs of members June 25, 2014
- 38. Available Resources Restricted DataSet indicative of linkAges data • TimeBank service listings • Service exchanges between TimeBank members • Representative pairs of matching service listing offers and requests • Profile questions Available on signing Restricted Data use Agreement June 25, 2014
- 39. Submissions - KeyRequirements Text description of the solution • Describe the submission, the data used, the problem solved and the proposed method of deployment and use PowerPoint presentation of 10 – 15 slides • Outline the solution and how it meets the goals of the challenge Functional working prototype • Demonstrating the proposed solution’s capabilities and functionality June 25, 2014
- 40. Judging and Prizes Judgingcriteria for the proposed solution • Addresses one or more explicit problems; engaging users OR tracking community growth (30%) • Potential to have a material impact on the problem (25%) • Innovation and creativity (20%) • Socially acceptable (15%) • Affordable, sustainable, & scalable (10%) Prizes • First $10,000, Second $5,000, Third $1,000 • Potential for winning team to work in PAMF accelerator for 6 months June 25, 2014
- 41. Timeline Kick-off! • June 11th BriefingWebinar • June 24th Deep-dive Workshop • Silicon Valley July 1st Submissions • Deadline September 8th • 5 teams present to judges Oct 11th June 25, 2014
- 42. Deep-dive Workshop Sunnyvale, CA– July 1st, 2014 Your chance to learn more and ask questions – 4:00 – 8:00 pm Dinner Provided! – The Developer Challenge Briefing – Overview of the linkAges System – Making a Successful Submission – What Are the Problems to Solve in Leveraging Data to Connect Community – Q&A Sign-up Online June 25, 2014
- 43. The PAMF InnovationCenter is looking for expansive, outside-the-box thinking, so this is a place for BOLDideas. Unprecedented opportunity for teams to demonstrate solutions and work in partnership with a nationally recognized health care provider. Join This Challenge! June 25, 2014
- 44. Create Connections & ActivateCommunity Show us how!
- 45. Sign-up Now! Contact: Jennifer David,Health 2.0 jenniferd@health2con.com Challenge Website: http://bit.ly/pamfchallenge Follow us on Twitter: @pamfinnovation and @paloaltomedical #linkAges