Health Datapalooza IV: June 3rd-4th, 2013 Challengeology Moderator: Cristin Dorgelo, Assistant Director for Grand Challenges, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Speakers: Sara Holoubek, Founder & CEO, Luminary Labs Jean-Luc Neptune, Senior Vice President, Health 2.0 Jonathan Gluck, Senior Executive & Corporate Counsel, Heritage Provider Network Alex Fair, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, MedStartr Max Sow, Director, Business Intelligence, Surescripts Challengeology is back for its second year in a row to examine the use of challenge competitions by government and private sector sponsors to promote the use of health and health data. Various approaches in challenge design and strategies for engaging new talent, skills, and perspectives have proven important to draw interest and create examples of the value of data. Challenges have been used to help demonstrate key principles and policies for new approaches to data use. This session will feature discussion by leading challenge management organizations who have experience in design and execution of health data-related challenges. Other discussion topics will include types of data, questions, or health issues that lend themselves to successful challenges, as well as discussion on what to do with challenge winners (and losers).

1. Challengeology
New Challenges and Contest Winners

2. RWJF Hospital Price Transparency
Challenge

3. RWJF Hospital Price Transparency Challenge
• Recent CMS data releases
• May 8th
: Inpatient data
• Hospital charges and Medicare payments for top 100 DRGS, by facility
• Since release, more than 200,000 downloads, from 130 countries
• http://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Statistics-Trends-and-Reports/Medicare-
Provider-Charge-Data/Inpatient.html
• June 3rd: Outpatient data
• Hospital charges and Medicare payments for select 30 APCS, by facility
• http://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Statistics-Trends-and-Reports/Medicare-
Provider-Charge-Data/Outpatient.html

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Cost
Source:CMS MEDPAR 2011
(DRG 192 Pneumonia)
Average covered charge and average Medicare payment
Average Covered Charges Average Medicare Payments

5. RWJF Challenge
• Partners: Health2.0 andVisualizING.org
• Two components:Tools/Apps and visualizations
• Visualizations : Submissions due 08/25,Winners announced 10/01
• Apps/Tools: (Phase 1) Submissions due 08/04,Winners announced
10/01,(Phase 2) winners announced 12/09

6. For more information
• RWJF Challenge:
• http://www.health2con.com/devchallenge/rwjf-hospital-price-transparency
• Informational webinar:
• June 18 @ 12 Noon ET (Tentative)

7. Blue Button Co-Design Challenge

8. Blue Button Timeline:
• Submit your ideas and vote now
through June 11!
• ideas.healthtechhatch.com
• Developer Tools due July 8
• Patient Applications due August 5
• Public voting for winner August 6-21
• $50,000 in prizes

9. Apps4Tots Health Challenge

10. Apps4Tots Health Challenge
• Implement the new TXT4Tots message library in new or existing applications
• Help parents and caregivers of toddlers improve children’s health
• More than just text messages

11. Apps4Tots Winners!
• Second place: TotBytes, by Dan Lee
• Download now in the iOS App Store
• $5,000 prize
• Third place: SuperMommy’O, by Scott Lininger
• Play at www.supermommyo.com on Chrome
• $2,500 prize

12. Apps4Tots First Place
• myfamily, by Lyfechannel
• Download now in the iOS App Store
• $17,500 prize

13. Crowds Care for Cancer

14. Crowds Care for Cancer:
Supporting Survivors Challenge
• Nearly 14 Million cancer survivors, and growing!
• Survivors face challenges due to late and long-term effects of cancer
and its treatment.
• The Challenge called for developers, researchers, and innovators to
create new information management tools and applications that help
cancer survivors manage their health and healthcare after completing
cancer treatment.

15. Crowds Care: Phase I Finalists
http://www.medstartr.com/CrowdsCare

16. Phase II: Engaging the Crowds
• The second phase requires finalists to create a project campaign
on MedStartr leading to submission of a functioning application.
• The crowdfunding element allows for early stage consumer
support and feedback (‘co-design’).
Graphic: www.positivemed.com

17. Crowds Care Phase II
• June 3: Crowdfunding campaigns are live on MedStartr for
finalists to receive feedback and support
• July 5: End of crowdfunding period
• Mid-July: Grand prize winner is Announced
• Prize: $25,000

18. Join the Crowd
• View finalist projects: http://www.medstartr.com/CrowdsCare
• Join the conversation: Use and follow #CC4C13 for all the latest!
• Contact: graeme@health2con.com