A New Vision
Project HealthDesign is forging a new vision of personal health records and their applications.
On the Project HealthDesign Blog (more » )
Android phones: Now that I have one, how do I develop programs?
By Jay Levinsohn, BreathEasy Technology Lead and Yuying Zhang, Lead Developer, RTI International.Read all the BreathEasy blog posts. The Android platform is a relatively new open source specification for mobile operating systems. The Android operating system software, hardware to run...… Read More »
The Persuasive Health Record
By Nikolai Kirienko, UC Berkeley, Crohnology.MD Project Director Read all Crohnology.MD blog posts A personal health record needs to be persuasive in multiple dimensions at once: doctors need to trust it, and patients need to use it. So, as designers...… Read More »
Preparing to Dive into Cross-Cutting Policy Issues at the September Grantee Workshop A Call for Input
By Deven McGraw, Director, Health Privacy Project, Center for Democracy & Technology Read all Manatt and CDT blog posts As part of our role as regulatory/assurance consultants to Project HealthDesign, my Manatt colleagues and I are looking to identify “cross-cutting...… Read More »
In the Spotlight (more » )
August 18, 2010
Project HealthDesign Receives Well-Deserved Recognition in the Wall Street Journal
Nikolai Kirienko's unique position as a Crohn's disease patient and member of UCB's Project HealthDesign research team is helping to advance work in HIT and Crohn's disease treatment. On August 17, an article in the Wall Street Journal profiled the significance of that endeavor. The paper followed up in its Health Blog with coverage of Project HealthDesign's other research team projects.
Project HealthDesign is a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Pioneer Portfolio