The contest had more than 230 entries. The winner for “Best Overall Design” will receive $16,000, while the winners in the remaining categories will each receive $5,000. The winners include:
• Best overall design: “Nightingale”
• Best medication section: “M.ed” — a modern and intuitive design to help patients better understand how to properly adhere to their medication, according to the report.
• Best medical/problem history: “Grouping by Time”– Focused on providing more context to EHRs by listing items in chronological order instead of grouping by functional type so cause and effect can be seen, according to the report.
• Best lab summaries: “Health Summary” — Brought life to lab summaries through an aggregate health score and rich graphs of lab values, according to the report.
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