London, 16 — 17 May 2015
Held at King's College London, and organised by Dr Helen Jackson
Photo by Paul Clarke ©
Blog posts about the event
Teams
ResusRecord | An application that makes documentation during medical emergencies easier, faster, and much more accurate. | Andrew Mcardle (@andrew_mcardle) Adam Pennycuick Finn Catling (@FinnCatling) Maria Cross John Reynolds Oscar Bennett (@OFBennett) | Demo , Slides , Code |
Dental Charting UI | 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. | Andrew Geddis-Regan (@andygeddisregan) Becky Wassall (@bexmoxon) Ken Ross (@kzhen) Piete Sartain (@pietesartain) Piotr Dubiniec John Pyle Carys Newbury | Demo , Code |
Balance | Balance is a tool that is used to help improve the dialog between clinician and patient to achieve shared decisions. | @barnyhole @medicandme | Slides , Code |
Diab-etes | 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. | Simon Chapman (@diab-eaties) | Demo , Slides |
His Kick Data | Using HES Open Data to find stuff out about central London hospitals – but more to find out about HES data itself. | @HSCICOpenData | Slides |
LOCAMOTOR | Platform for matching Bank Staff with Vacant slots, with an iPhone app and front facing calendar website. | Angela Yu (@YU_Angela) Thomas Borwick (@Tborwick) Ritu Saini James Carter Ayesha Garrett Robert Anderson | Demo , Slides |
MyCPD | MyCPD helps you build your CV and compare your learning path with your peers. | Ad and Mike (@drmgeorge87) (@doismellburning) | Slides |
Big map of (almost) everything | 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. | @sheldonline @masterniket @ovedpathak @thomasridd @didlix | Demo , Slides |
W8TX Mobile App | Empowering patients to get treated sooner. 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. | Noel E | |
TakeYourMeds | TakeYourMeds is a low tech automated phone reminder for patient who sometimes need prompting to take their medications or administer other treatments regularly. | @fiona_stacey @deckofpandas @marcus_baw @c-christensen @rossjones @mikejthompson @judegibbons @symroe @szotten | Code |
moveYA | An application to address peoples inactivity when using devices. | Demo , Slides | |
eCDR | 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. | @thatdavidmiller @georgelunduk @fredkingham @helenst @bitcollider @drcjar | Demo , Slides |
Hackabetes | Freeing diabetes data and hardware for patients. | Tim Omer (@tim_omer) | Demo |
NHS.me | 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. | @sean_harbison @lachenmayer @EmMoiii | Demo |
MyCare | Online portal for patient validated reported outcomes. | Kingshuk Vijay Andrew Adam Kyle |
Sponsors
NHS Hack Day would not be possible without the help of our excellent sponsors.
£5000 towards venue hire and lunch for 150 people on both days | http://www.commissioningboard.nhs.uk/ | |
£160 towards infrastructure | ||
£100 | http://www.hemavault.com/ | |
New T shirt design, banner, stickers and digital logos for use in projects | http://londonlime.net/ | |
10 books as prizes | http://www.oreilly.com/ | |
VPS hosting as a prize | http://www.retrosnub.co.uk/ | |
40 NHS Hack Day T shirts | https://anvil.works/ | |
tbc | http://openhealthcare.org.uk/ | |
Lots of logistical support | http://www.hin-southlondon.org/ |