Better health through data

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Better Health


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Project Description


Team Name: Better Health

Project Name: Better health through data
The project will create an app called “Better Heath”.
An internet enabled device for patient use in healthcare facilities (e.g. waiting rooms, residential facilities, etc.) will host the Better Health app.
Within the application, there will be links to the facility’s services so that patients can learn more about support available and make bookings. On the homepage there will be ad sections used to promote community activities, businesses, and places of interest. The application will also contain links to view local air quality and weather; Asthma sufferers could make sure they have an asthma plan in place.
The app uses statistics from recent government data sources to increase public awareness; such as 441 deaths were due to asthma in 2017, it provides helpful information, and positive images to encourage and empower.
The app uses a bootstrap website template from W3schools and will have pages to suit community needs such as COVID-19, Aged Care, Asthma, Mental Health and Vulnerable Communities.


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Evidence of Work

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Team DataSets

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Description of Use Used link for a-z topics Used images from pdf of Family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia: continuing the national story 2019

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Safe Steps

Description of Use Used a link on a Vulnerable Community webpage.

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Challenge Entries

Caring for the Aged in COVID Times

How can we reimagine the aged care experience

Go to Challenge | 18 teams have entered this challenge.

Community growth and recovery

Local economies, particularly the hospitality and tourism sectors, have been hit hard this year with the bushfires and the effects of COVID-19. These challenges have a far reaching impact on our local communities. How might we help communities recover by encouraging people to engage safely with local businesses?

Go to Challenge | 14 teams have entered this challenge.

Predicting unusual and unexpected surges in demand for health services

How can publicly available data be used to predict unusual and unexpected surges in demand for health services that could be avoided and identify opportunities to intervene?

Go to Challenge | 4 teams have entered this challenge.