CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 2019 WINNERS!
BEST PARTNERSHIP
Swapnil Gadgil and the team at Therapy Box: ATLAS: Automated Transcription and Language Analysis Software to identify children with Developmental Language Disorder. Read the team’s entry
BEST DATA-DRIVEN INNOVATION
Gaurav Kaushik, Amit Gupta, Kapil Dev Soni, Narendra Choudhary and Ankita Sharma (JPNATC, AIIMS): Development of web based electronic platform for road traffic injury surveillance at apex trauma centre in India – An Innovation. Read the team’s entry
RUNNER-UP: BEST PARTNERSHIP
Caroline Wood and the GADSA project team: The GADSA Project: Gamified Antimicrobial Stewardship Decision Support App for surgical prescribing behaviour change in Nigeria. Read the team’s entry
RUNNER-UP: BEST DATA-DRIVEN INNOVATION
Georgiana Birjovanu and the ZIKA project team: The ZIKA platform: an innovative system for the real-time surveillance & early detection of increased mosquito populations in North Eastern region Brazil. Read the team’s entry
FULL LIST OF PITCHING TEAMS
Congratulations to all team who were shortlisted and pitched their digital health innovations to our judging panel in Marseille!
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Xipei Ren and Bin Yu (Eindhoven University of Technology) | LightSit: an unobtrusive health-promoting system for relaxation and fitness microbreaks at work | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Daria Tserkovnay (The Vaccine Confidence ProjectTM) | Innovative use of machine learning in extracting attitudes towards vaccination from Russian social media | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Wolfgang Orthuber (NumericSearch) | Information is selection from a domain | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Xipei Ren (Eindhoven University of Technology) | Step-by-Step: A Social Exergame to Encourage Physical Activity and Social Dynamics among Office Workers | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Gaurav Kaushik, Amit Gupta, Kapil Dev Soni, Narendra Choudhary and Ankita Sharma (JPNATC, AIIMS) | Development of web based electronic platform for road traffic injury surveillance at apex trauma centre in India – An Innovation | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Data Driven Innovation | Georgiana Birjovanu, Anwar Musah, Adrian Rubio Solis et al. (University College London, CIDESI Mexico, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco) | The ZIKA platform: an innovative system for the real-time surveillance & early detection of increased mosquito populations in North Eastern region Brazil | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Partnership | Luis Saboga Nunes, André Pereira, Anabela Picado and Enadio Moraes Filho ( ProLiSa; Centro de Investigação em Saúde Pública, Escola Nacional de Saúde) | mhealth tools and quality of life: a work setting assessment of health literacy (HLS-EU-PT) and wellbeing | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Partnership | Ahmed Yaogo (Groupement Hospitalier de Territoire Nord Ouest Vexin Val-d’Oise) | iPresc – Health information management with “entire trajectory” and “whole life” perspectives | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Partnership | Swapnil Gadgil (Therapy Box) | ATLAS: Automated Transcription and Language Analysis Software to identify children with Developmental Language Disorder | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Partnership | Caroline Wood, Patty Kostkova, Sade Ogunsola, Georgiana Birjovanu, Patrick Okonji et al. (University College London, Lagos University College of Medicine) | The GADSA Project: Gamified Antimicrobial Stewardship Decision Support App for surgical prescribing behaviour change in Nigeria | Read the team’s entry |
| Best Partnership | Melissa Berthelot (M2JN Ltd.) | Disrupting the clinical pathway by providing predictive patient health-information clinicians do not have | Read the team’s entry |
THANK YOU TO OUR JUDGING PANEL!
WHO Europe
Thomson Screening Solutions
Enterprise Europe Network
RisingSUD
ABOUT THE PRIZE
Technology has the power to transform digital public health. Partnerships between academics, healthcare leaders, digital specialists, industry partners and more, are driving insights into the successful development, implementation, and adoption of new digital health technologies and innovation.
The DPH Innovation Prize marks a celebration of success, innovation and business in digital public health whether that be through establishment of game-changing partnerships across sectors/disciplines, creation of cutting-edge technologies or novel use of big data or data systems.
During the Innovation Prize session, teams shortlisted from our open-call for applications held earlier this year, were invited to present a 5-minute pitch of their digital health product or service to an international panel of judges from across the digital public health sector. Judges scored teams on a range of criteria including innovation uniqueness.
