$5K

shared team prize for the winning incubation team

Description

The internet has democratized the access to information, but it has also become a vehicle for spreading misinformation. This has become a significant challenge for healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses and pharmacists, to deal with when it comes to vaccination, as they increasingly need to spend time discussing and convincing patients or their parents of the overall need for vaccination. 

There is a need for patients and parents to be better educated on vaccination in general, on the overall benefits and risks before seeing a healthcare professional.


Challenges

CHALLENGE 1   Educating parents of infants, school-age children, and adolescents

As a young mother, I’m unsure about which vaccines are vital for my child and which ones aren’t. Does she need to have that many in such a short time?How can I find out what to do?

CHALLENGE 2  Educating adults and older adults

I am 70 years old, and I understand that there are many vaccines recommended for adults.
I have some common medical conditions that are frequent with people my age and am apprehensive about introducing vaccines into my body.

CHALLENGE 3  Enabling healthcare professionals

Healthcare professionals — including doctors, nurses and pharmacists — are looking for effective and efficient ways to communicate general information on vaccines to their patients ahead of consultations to save precious time, see more patients, and better realize the health outcomes of their patients.

Hackathon Prize pool

3 winning teams

$12K cash prize

$4K for the winning team of each challenge

A possibility of an additional prize for the winning teams:

a two-month incubation program worth $8K to support the development of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

Incubation

End of the incubation 

One team will receive a $5000 shared prize


Additional team prizes may be awarded for 

Second place = $3000

Third place = $2000

Step 1:   Pre-Incubation Workshop

Step 2:   Project refinement (1st month)



Step 3:    Experiments (2nd month)

Throughout the 2 months, teams will have coaching sessions according to their needs (e.g. business, technology)
A professional video of each project will be made which will be used to judge the projects and determine the winner

A kick-off workshop will define objectives and deliverables of the incubation

Teams improve their projectsProgress recorded on a shared dashboard

Teams conduct crash tests with (proxy) end-users and integrate feedback into projectsAt the end of the second month, teams formulate a business model and business plan

Who can take part?

HCPs

STARTUPS

DESIGNER

DEVELOPERS

Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of area of expertise or skill-level!

Agenda

Sunday

July 15th

09.00 am  

10.30 am 

12.00 pm 

02.00 pm 

02.30 pm 

04.00 pm 

04.30 pm 


05.30 pm

Breakfast

Continue working

Lunch

End of Working

Science Fair

Judges Deliberation

Announcement of Winners

Closing

Saturday

July 14th

09.00 am 

10.00 am 

01.00 pm 

02.00 pm

04.00 pm

06.00 pm  

10.00 pm

Breakfast

Workshop: Medscape

Lunch 

Continue working

Lego Challenge

Dinner

Working overnight 

Friday

July 13th

06.00 pm 

07.00 pm

08.00 pm 

08.15 pm 

08.30 pm 

09.00 pm

11.00 pm

Registration & Dinner

Opening Hackathon

Idea Pitches

Team Formation

Start working 

Workshop: IBM Watson Assistant

Working overnight

Judges

Thomas BREUER

Chief Medical Officer 

GSK Vaccines

Derrick SIM

Vaccines Commercial Lead 

GSK Vaccines

Chuck KITA

Director, North America IT

GSK Vaccines

Jana SHAW

Associate Professor of Pediatrics Upstate Medical University

Aurelie VINCENT

Founder, Embody Agency
Executive Communication Coach

Durga MALLESWARI

Software Engineer, Amazon Lab126
AI & Machine Learning Expert

Partners

Venue

COVO

981 Mission St

San Francisco, CA 94103

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