Hashtag: #DChealth
The second DC Health Data and Innovation Week begins on June 2, 2012!
June 2 & 3: Obesity prevention code-a-thon , Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 4: HealthCamp DC, unconference, Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 4: The Walking Gallery, art event , Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 5-6: Health Data Initiative Forum III, health...
[read more] Hashtag: #DChealth
The second DC Health Data and Innovation Week begins on June 2, 2012!
June 2 & 3: Obesity prevention code-a-thon , Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 4: HealthCamp DC, unconference, Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 4: The Walking Gallery, art event , Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
June 5-6: Health Data Initiative Forum III, health datapalooza, Walter E. Washington Convention Center
June 7: NASA Health and Human Performance Center (NHHPC), Smart Media and health workshop, Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health (attendance limited, NHHPC members have 1st priority)
June 7: Wyle hosted reception, Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health (attendance limited to workshop participants and invited guests)
Please add yourself to each event individually, and follow links to register!
Code-a-Thon:
http://plancast.com/p/aat3/obesity-prevention-code-a-thon
HealthCamp DC:
http://plancast.com/p/a83x/healthcampdc
The Walking Gallery:
http://plancast.com/p/a7s1/welcome-walking-gallery-gather-together
Health Data Initiative Forum III ("Health Datapalooza"):
http://plancast.com/p/aass
NASA Health and Human Performance Center (NHHPC): for member and workshop information
http://www.nasa.gov/offices/NHHPC/members/
More than 2,000 health innovators from throughout the district and the nation will converge on Washington DC for this year’s DC Health Data & Innovation Week in early June.
This year’s week of events promises to be even bigger with more visibility than last year’s with participation now from several Wash DC-based organizations, NASA Human Health & Performance Center, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Washington DC-based Health Affairs, HealthCamp and Kaiser Permanente.
The activities kick off on Saturday June 2 & Sunday June 3 with a Health 2.0 Code-a-Thon at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health (www.centerfortotalhealth.org) where software developers and computer programmers team up with doctors, nurses, patients, technologists and researchers to rapidly create health applications focused on obesity prevention using geographic information data sets related to the determinants of health and obesity. The winning applications will be highlighted by HHS Chief Technology Officer Todd Park at his Health Datapalooza event later that week at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. More information on Code-a-Thon events here:
http://www.health2con.com/devchallenge/code-a-thon/
On Monday June 4 is the HealthCamp DC unconference at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health from 8:30 am - 5 pm. The HealthCamp DC unconference brings together several hundred innovators, technologists, providers, patients, media and bloggers to spontaneously create the day's agenda and sessions focused on health innovation.
From 5 pm to 7 pm that day The Walking Gallery art event happens at the Center for Total Health, where 100+ people from around the world will display paintings on the back of their jackets created by Washington DC artist and patient advocate Regina Holliday and other local artists about patient experiences.
On Tuesday and Wednesday June 5 & 6 is The Health Data Initiative Forum III: The Health Datapalooza at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The event promises to bring together a diverse group of data experts, technology developers, entrepreneurs, policy makers, health care system leaders, and community advocates to support innovative application of health and health care data. More information here:
www.hdiforum.org.
The week’s activities conclude on Thursday, June 7 with a workshop on Smart Media and Health: Applications Benefiting Life in Space and on Earth for NASA Human Health and Performance Center (NHHPC)members and invited guests at the Center for Total Health. The 150 attendees will include innovators from the corporate, government, academic and non-profit sectors, with key note remarks from the U.S. Chief Technology Officer and the Kaiser Permanente Chief Information Officer.
See full NNHPC member list here:
http://www.nasa.gov/offices/NHHPC/members/index.html
The workshop concludes with closing remarks by Wyle's Science, Technology and Engineering Group President and a networking reception for workshop participants sponsored by NHHPC member Wyle (www.wyle.com).
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