At the University of Southern California Center for Body Computing (CBC) we believe that technology solutions are not the problem or the drivers of our terrific and ever rising health care costs, they are the solutions, and they represent the very best achievements in modern society. The need for these digital health products, when their capability is fully realized, will transcend policy and politics. The CBC is an independent health innovation center. Headquartered at the USC Keck School of Medicine, the CBC is an interdisciplinary brain trust that works with other USC Schools, including the Marshall School of Business, the Viterbi School of Engineering, the School of Cinematic Arts, USC Athletics, and other innovators to study, accelerate, and create digital health solutions. The CBC creatively synthesizes business, engineering, entertainment arts and medicine into new paradigms that will innovatively enhance the quality of life, especially for the 2 billion people worldwide who lack access to healthcare. Learn more: http://bodycomputing.squarespace.com/ See Leslie Saxon's full research profile: http://profiles.sc-ctsi.org/leslie.saxon

1. KECK SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

2. CENTER FOR BODY COMPUTING
EST. 2007
Leslie Saxon, MD
Chief, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine,
USC Keck School of Medicine
Executive Director, USC Center for Body
Computing, USC Keck School of Medicine
Manager, USC Center for Body
Computing,
Julie Berkley, MPH Jay Porterfield
Project Coordinator, USC Center for
Body Computing,
E: julie.berkley@med.usc.edu
P: 323-442-6134
E: jay.porterfield@med.usc.edu
P: 323-442-5687
Jevon Reynolds
Project Coordinator, USC Center for
Body Computing,
E: jevon.reynolds@med.usc.edu
P: 323-442-6096

5. year2016
mobile subscribers > world population
Source: Trinity Digital Marketing, 2013
THE RISE OF MOBILE

6. Patients own their own
data & are actively using
the resources they have to
engage with it
PATIENT ENGAGEMENT

7. Continuous access to data
Understanding of personal health
Relationship with MD
WHAT DO PATIENTS WANT?

8. It makes no sense for the
least accessible person, the MD,
to segregate the data
WHAT DO PATIENTS WANT?

9. PERSONAL INTERACTION

11. BODY COMPUTING CONFERENCE

12. SOFTWARE & MOBILE APP PORTFOLIO
USCBODYCOMPUTING.ORG 1510 SAN PABLO STREET, SUITE 322, LOS ANGELES, CA 90033 323.442.6134

13. BIOGRAM
- DESCRIPTION
• Instagram meets mobile health
• AliveCor Mobile ECG
• Health literacy through entertainment
- PARTNERS
• AliveCor
• USC Viterbi School of Engineering
• Everyheartbeat.org
- TIMELINE
• May 2013 – Present

14. MYQUIT COACH
- DESCRIPTION
• Personalized plan and monitoring
attainable goals
• Adjusting preferences according to
their needs
• Built-in social support
• Ability to quantify nicotine use in
social communities
- PARTNERS
• Livestrong.com

15. VAMPIRE RANCHER
- DESCRIPTION
• Farming simulator
• Blood Glucose determines crop quality
• Diabetic children
- PARTNERS
• AgaMatrix
• Sanofi
• USC Viterbi School of Engineering

16. I HEART JELLYFISH
- DESCRIPTION
• Mobile app game
• Heart Rate (HR) controls bioluminescence
• HR awareness in numerous situations
- PARTNERS
• Avery Dennison
• Ayogo Health, Inc.

17. PAM +
- DESCRIPTION
• A complement to Pacesetter’s existing
Patient Advisory Module (PAM) in effort
to manage and improve patient health
• BP awareness in numerous situations
• Daily challenges and virtual rewards
- PARTNERS
• St. Jude Medical

18. HAY (HOW ARE YOU?)
- DESCRIPTION
• Shares personal health information and
real – time condition statistics with
patients and their family members
• Wirelessly communicate data from an
individual’s implanted device to their
computer or handheld device
-PARTNERS
• Boston Scientific
PREDECESSOR AND GENERAL PLATFORM FOR
NUMEROUS OTHER PRODUCTS AND APPS
ENCOURAGING PATIENT CARE OUTSIDE OF
HOSPITALS

19. BOSTON SCIENTIFIC LATITUDE HEART COACH
- DESCRIPTION
• Companion app for ICD patients
• Caretaker = Patient
• Improved health – monitoring ecosystem
- PARTNERS
• Boston Scientific
• Karten Design
- TIMELINE
• Dec. 2012 – Oct. 2013

20. BIOMETRIC MONITORING IN ATHLETICS

22. Safety Performance Fan Experiences
ATHLETIC FOCUS

23. MALNUTRITION
Nutrition Statistic to go here.
DEHYDRATION
Dehydrated of 1-2% of body weight begins to compromise physiological function.
SLEEP DEPRIVATION
Sleep statistic to go here.
COGNITIVE DEPRECIATION
WHEN FATIGUED
Cognitive Functions effected by Fatigue statistic here.
ATHLETIC FOCUS

25. NETWORKS
DIRECT MARKETS
INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
TEAMS FANS

27. Venue Setup
SportVU’s video capture and tagging functionality allows for an accurate
positional data for all players and ball during live game action.
2
6 cameras (3 per half court)
in 4-6 locations in the catwalk

29. Client:
NFL Charities
Project:
Dynamic ECGs in Elite Athletes
Brief:
Commissioned by the NFL to
perform the first study in
professional and collegiate
athletes to characterize heart rate,
variability and incidence of
arrhythmias during gameplay.
Additionally this study
characterizes differences that
exist between players based on
position played and body mass.
NFL RESEARCH

30. Client:
Proactive Sports Performance
Project:
Biometric Monitoring, Combine Training
Brief:
To test a number of sensor based
solutions and form factors on current and
soon-to-be professional athletes; provide
trainers with more granular information
to expand training programs; provide
athletes with objective feedback about
their performance.
PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION

31. Strategic Development
Ecosystem Engagement
Marketing & Branding Opportunities
Expert Project Management & Coordination
Academic Research Studies & Projects
Networking Opportunities
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