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Hacking Pediatrics is New England's ONLY pediatric healthcare hackathon! We bring the most passionate innovators together to transform pediatric healthcare at our events.
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Mentions in press and media 13
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| Feb 2, 2015 | How does a techno-phobic nurse become a hacking aficionado? | McCabe (far right) and the Hacking Pediatrics team By Vector Staff From a series on researchers and innovators at Boston Children’s Hospital Margaret McCabe, PhD, director for nursing research in the medicine patient services at Boston Chil... |
| Jan 9, 2015 | 15 health care predictions for 2015 | By Vector Staff 2014 continued to see massive evolution in health care – from digital health innovations to the maturation of technologies in genomics, genome editing and regenerative medicine to the configuration of the health care system ... |
| Dec 23, 2014 | One year later, Philly pediatric medical device consortium shows progress of FDA program | As an example of the group’s growth, its goal to review 15 project proposals has surged to more than 30. The vast majority of the Philadelphia chapter’s collaborators are individuals or small businesses with under 50 people. A clinical and ... |
| Dec 17, 2014 | What happens after a medical hackathon? Lessons from two winning projects | By Judy Wang Much has been written about the successes that result from medical hackathons, in which people from across the health care ecosystem converge to solve challenges. For example, PillPack, which formed out of MIT Hacking Medicine,... |
| Dec 3, 2014 | Hacking our way to vaccine compliance: The birth of WhatVax | Gómez’s team at work on an app for vaccine tracking and ordering By Eva Gómez Eva Gómez, RN-BC, MSN, CPN, is a staff development specialist in Clinical Education and Informatics at Boston Children’s Hospital. She and Tami Chase, RN, nurse m... |
| Jan 16, 2014 | 14 health care innovation predictions for 2014 | By Vector Staff 2013 saw an accelerated crumbling of borders and boundaries in health care, fueled by technological and scientific advances. Boundaries between high-tech Western medicine and global health practices have begun blurring in in... |
| Dec 13, 2013 | The comfy ball: A ‘hack’ to help children express their pain | By Israel Green-Hopkins Israel Green-Hopkins, MD, is a second-year fellow in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital and a fierce advocate for innovation in health information technology, with a passion for design, mobile... |
| Nov 13, 2013 | Has the patient experience changed in 20 years? Retooling for engagement | By Israel Green-Hopkins Israel Green-Hopkins, MD, is a second-year fellow in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital and a fierce advocate for innovation in health information technology, with a passion for design, mobile... |
| Nov 12, 2013 | Bringing everyone to the table: Hackathon brings a clinician’s dietary innovation to life | Finding meals a whole family can eat – including kids with food allergies – can be like solving a Rubik’s cube. By Tripp Underwood Elizabeth Hait, MD, MPH, wears many hats. She’s a physician, researcher, wife and mother just to name a few. ... |
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What has the press written about Hacking PediatricsHome?
Parsers VC has collected 13 articles mentioning Hacking PediatricsHome, among them “How does a techno-phobic nurse become a hacking aficionado?” (Feb 2, 2015) and “15 health care predictions for 2015” (Jan 9, 2015).
Is Hacking PediatricsHome still active?
Yes, Hacking PediatricsHome is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Mar 24, 2015.