Palo Alto Medical Foundation linkAges™ Developer Challenge

Leveraging Data to Connect Community

June 25, 2014

On Today’s Call

Martin Entwistle

Executive Director

Druker Center for Health Systems Innovation

June 25, 2014

Agenda for Today’s Meeting

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

linkAges™ Developer ChallengePartnership between Palo Alto Medical Foundation

a large, not-for-profit integrated health-care provider located in Silicon Valley, and Health 2.0

The Innovation Center acts 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

The Problem to Solve - Successful Aging in Seniors

“The hard thing about getting old is that your

world dies before you do.”

Lonely, Isolated and at Risk!

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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

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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

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Disruptive Innovation Through Human Centered Design

Ethnography – Identifying the Problem to Solve

Unsupported and at Risk

Trapped in Suburbia!

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– Dynamic, Integrated System 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

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2 4

3linkAges Profile

linkAges Connect

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

linkAges Senior Personal Profile – Capturing Social Situation, Needs, and Interests

linkAges Senior Personal Profile – Capturing Social Situation, Needs, and Interests

Every hour of service 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.

Offers and Requests Between TimeBankMembers – Take Place Online

Member

Account Page

Your Offers

Your Requests

Your Groups

Your Messages

Your Service History

About You

Your Calendar

LinkAges System – Designed to Build and Sustain Community

Expanding Across the Local

Communities

Driving Connections to Build Community

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2 4

3linkAges Profile

linkAges Connect

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

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Leveraging Data – Lateral Thinking

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We Are Seeking Your Creative Solutions!

linkAges™ Future State – Smart Access to Personalized Connections

Driving Engagement & Building Community Partnerships

YMCA Garden

Ythe

Community BBQ

Cooking Class

Red Rock Event

TimeBank

Growth

linkAges™ Developer ChallengeLeveraging Data 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

Submissions!Visualizations to show growing connections within the community of linkAges members

Matching the explicit and implicit needs of members

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Available ResourcesRestricted Data Set 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

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Submissions - Key Requirements

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

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Judging and PrizesJudging criteria 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

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Timeline

Kick-off!• June 11th

Briefing Webinar• June 24th

Deep-dive Workshop • Silicon Valley July 1st

Submissions• Deadline September 8th

• 5 teams present to judges Oct 11th

June 25, 2014

Deep-dive WorkshopSunnyvale, 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 OnlineJune 25, 2014

The PAMF Innovation Center is looking for

expansive, outside-the-box thinking, so

this is a place for BOLD ideas.

Unprecedented opportunity for teams to demonstrate solutions and work in partnership with a nationally recognized health

care provider.

Join This Challenge!

June 25, 2014

Create Connections & Activate Community

Show us how!

Sign-up Now!

Contact:

Jennifer David, Health 2.0

jenniferd@health2con.com

Challenge Website:

http://bit.ly/pamfchallenge

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@pamfinnovation and @paloaltomedical

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