Novant Health Turns to Crowdsourcing to Improve Rowan Medical Center’s Ability to Reduce Obesity

Charlotte, N.C.-based Novant Health is using crowdsourcing to generate ideas for its Salisbury, N.C.-based Rowan Medical Center’s push to reduce obesity in its community, according to a report from the Salisbury Post.

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Community leaders signed into a website that allowed them to share their ideas on how Rowan can be a more effective resource for fighting obesity. Hospital officials hope that community members will follow suit.

On the information platform the hospital and health system are using, community members can post, comment and vote on ideas.

At the end of a month-long idea collection period, Rowan hopes to have a collection of pilot-ready ideas for use, according to the report.  

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