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Total Health Resource for Your Virtual Environment

Total Health Resource for Your Virtual Environment. Jerry Chau , Charlie Rodriguez, Pankti Shah, Luan Trinh, and Kyle Zunk. Mission Statement. We would like to reduce the number of accident related deaths among college-aged individuals.

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Total Health Resource for Your Virtual Environment

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  1. Total Health Resource for Your Virtual Environment Jerry Chau, Charlie Rodriguez, Pankti Shah, Luan Trinh, and Kyle Zunk

  2. Mission Statement • We would like to reduce the number of accident related deaths among college-aged individuals. • How? Through the creation of an iPhone application for ASU students that promotes healthy living standards and raises awareness about important health issues.

  3. Why Accidents? According to Health People 2020, accidents and unintentional injuries are the #1 cause of death for young adults ages 20-24

  4. How to Approach Reducing Accidents: Problems Solutions • Students don’t know what to do when they get sick or stressed • Students don’t know where to go to get help • Students don’t know how to prevent risky behaviors • Students don’t remember their symptoms when they see a doctor • Students don’t have a place to store medical information, just in case • Look it up in the Healthpedia • Find out using Resources Near Me • Follow some healthy living tips and get some free incentives while you’re at it • Track it in injury progress • Store it in My Medical • Information Sheet

  5. Features • Healthpedia: lists common conditions, ailments and stressors of college students including: • Stress-induced problems • Common cough and cold • Arizona Specific Illnesses such as heat stroke • Data Presentation: • Page-Ranked using Health Indicator Warehouse data so the most important ailments are presented on the list first. Decreasing time spent browsing and increasing effectiveness. • Alphabetical • Search bar

  6. Healthpedia Scope The contents of the healthpedia were carefully selected through analysis of the Health Indicator Warehouse data, and interviews of Health and Wellness staff, Nursing faculty, and ASU students. • Alcoholism/Poisoning • Drug Abuse • Balanced Diet Suggestions • Vitamin Deficiencies • Homesickness • CPR/Heimlich Emergency Instructions • Acute Illness (cold, flu) • Stress • Smoking • Animal and Bug Bites • Sexually Transmitted Diseases • Mechanical Injuries (broken bones, twisted ankles, etc.) • Heat Stroke & Dehydration • Depression • Fainting • Concussions • Burns • Fever • Skin Care/Protection • Sports Injuries Sources: CDC, WebMD, Mayo Clinic

  7. Features cont. • Resources Near Me (GPS Enabled) • Log Healthy Activities • Log personal activities • Scan in using QR Codes • Offer earnable and sponsor special • Health Living TipsTrack Injury Progress • Can take a picture of a new injury and can attach important notes • My Medical Information Sheet • Includes information about name, DOB, Allergies, Blood Type, Emergency Contacts • Can be printscreened and set as background

  8. Marketing • Target Audience • Students, parents • Secondary market • Health and Wellness center, ASU employees, professors • QR Code Promotions • Scanning location and promotional codes • Locations include the gym, bookstore, library, ASU Health and Wellness • Posters/advertisements around ASU • Bulletin ‘Pillar’ for free advertising space to cut the cost of advertising • Promotion using Facebook/Online media • Cross-promotion with existing ASU clubs

  9. Impact • Over 50,000 students attend ASU’s Tempe Campus with an additional 15,000 at the other three campuses. This app could impact many of these students’ lifestyles and hopefully prevent risky behaviors. • In time, we hope that our app can be adapted and adopted by many different colleges around the country • Together we can help significantly reduce the number of harmful and deadly accidents

  10. Acknowledgements We would like to thank Ben Speck and Chad Andresen for helping us develop and implement our ideas. We appreciate Dr. Richard Filley for supervising and introducing us to this competition, Dr. Vincent Pizziconi for his medical perspective and constructive feedback. Finally, a special thanks to Ms. Anne Marie O’Brien for working with us every step of the way and helping us focus our ideas to create a real and meaningful product. Acknowledgement

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