HACKATHON FOR HEALTH, ASSISTED LIVING, SOCIAL CARE AND COMMUNITY10-11th Nov. 2015The Innovation Centre De Montfort University

Aims• Work together: building a strong link between universities

and public service providers• Better education while working on real problems• Helping to formulate problems and find solutions

• Develop open source solutions: products from the Hackathon (codes, assets, …) belong to the Hackathon and cannot be used sold without permission;

• DS-Cubed has been established in DMU to ensure Hackthon projects and new ideas are continued to develop after the Hackathon and during the year;

Plans for today• Understand proposed problems• Formulate software solutions• Start design/development• Discuss possibilities of funding with colleagues from the

DS-Cubed and the Innovation Centre of De Montfort University:• Dr Sarah Taylor Malone: Research Development Manager• Dr John Liddle: Head of Knowledge Exchange and Innovation• Dr Derek Palmer: Managing Director of ProspectIP

AgendaTuesday 10Th Nov. 2015:• 8:30-9:00: Arrival and registrations • 9:00-9:30: Welcome, housekeeping  and introduction to the event• 9:30- 9:50: Introduction to proposals and group allocations• 9:50-10:00: Coffee break• 10:00-12:00- Teams working on proposals and design of solutions • 12:00-13:00- Presentations by each group and feedback from audience • 13:00-13:30 Lunch• 13:30-18:30: coding on each project with short reports/feedback sessions every two hours 

Wednesday 11th:• 9:00-9:15: Coffee • 9:15-9:45- report by each group on lessons learnt  (things which have worked and things which have not

worked) and plans for the 2nd day• 9:30-13:00: coding on each project with short reports/feedback sessions every two hours • 13:00-13:30 Lunch• 13:30-3:30: coding on each project with short reports/feedback sessions every two hours• 3:30-4:30: packaging and leaving the code on the open source repository • 4:30-5:30: Presentations by each group on what has been achieved and future plans • 5:30-6:00: Cleanup and close of the event

Proposals• A web repository for collecting and crowd sourcing data for skin cancer

research • An app for ForeverSavvy charity for coaching adults with learning

disabilities• Monitor challenging behaviour for a patient with dementia residing in a

care home or an inpatient in a community hospital: proposed by Consultant Psychiatrist with the MHSOP In-reach team from NHS

• A web based app that records mental and physical health observations within an inpatient setting, proposed by Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust

• Fundraising Support App for young volunteers (proposed by the Project Trust Charity)

• An app for buddying system between university applicants and current students: proposed by a recent graduate (will be implemented if enough developers were present on the day)

Skin Cancer Research App1. Dhiwagaran Thangavelu2. Isambard miller3. Rahul Anand4. Thomas Goodwin5. Samuel Mills6. Richard Ameson7. Esben Stig Ehrenskjold8. Mark Rankin9. Jillian Pawlyn10. Ed Laurence

ForeverSavvy charity App1. Leena Bhegade2. Simon CHIU3. Vipin Rawat4. RozenSavilla5. Brian Degger6. Thomas Moverley-Foster7. Amanda Phelps

Fund Raising App1. Cheniece Manning2. Jayne Eaton3. Mark Ormesher4. Liam Hackett5. Basil Alothman6. ArleneCasey7. Gerry Casey

Dementia Applications1. Khalid Amani2. Hannah Blair3. Charles Cai4. Felix Huneburg5. Christopher Aruofor6. Alex Granatowicz7. Suresing Sirsam8. FidelisAkpan9. Lipika deka10. Pooneh Bagheri Zadeh11. Samantha Hamer12. Colin Bourne13. Charlotte Messer14. MandyGamble

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