Projects

 Project HealthDesign is forging a new vision of personal health records and their applications.

Current Projects

Project HealthDesign seeks to test whether and how observations of daily living can be collected and interpreted by patients and clinicians.

• Embedded Assessment of Elder Activities for Augmenting PHRs
  Carnegie Mellon University

• BreathEasy: A PHR for Adults with Asthma & Depression or Anxiety
  RTI International and Virginia Commonwealth University

• iN Touch: ODLs Via Mobile Platforms for Youth with Obesity & Depression
  San Francisco State University

• Crohnology.MD
  The University of California, Berkeley in partnership with The Healthy Communities Foundation and the University of California, San Francisco

• FitBaby: Using ODLs among High Risk Infants & their Caregivers
  University of California, Irvine and Charles Drew University

2006-2008 Projects

Supported through Project HealthDesign’s first round of funding, nine multidisciplinary teams engaged in a user-centered design process to create a broad range of innovative IT tools that addressed specific but complex self-management tasks.

• Learn more about the 2006-2008 Projects
• See a compilation of project documents and resources from the 2006-2008 Projects

Common Platform

The Common Platform was designed to be a set of software components that provides common, shared functions to a variety of personal health applications.