myHealthyPeople Application Developer Challenge
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"To develop an engaging and empowering customized Healthy People 2020 application for Healthy People stakeholders"[edit ]
Last modified: December 14, 2010, 5:28PM
Award: $2500[edit Award]
Goes to: Best App for Healthy People 2020 Program[edit What it goes to]
Description[edit]
We challenge you to develop an engaging and empowering customized Healthy People 2020 application for Healthy People stakeholders – professionals, advocates, funders and decision makers – who will be using Healthy People to improve the health of the Nation.
Healthy People 2020 is the Nation’s health promotion and disease prevention agenda for the decade, including goals, 40 plus topic areas, and 100s of data-driven objectives and targets.
Now that Healthy People 2020 is launched, each of its thousands of stakeholders is invested in achieving the goal of longer, healthier lives for all Americans. These stakeholders need customizable tools to help them reach this goal in their workplaces and communities.
Features could include mash-ups, easy-to-use data visualizations, analytics, reporting, and other novel combinations of national, state and community level health data. The app will enable users to tailor their areas of interest so that the app will automatically download the most current version of their preselected areas. This app will enable myHealthyPeople to be accessible on desktops and/ or mobile devices.
Eligibility[edit]
We are challenging entrepreneurs, developers, health educators, public and clinical service providers, and other end-users to collaborate on the design and development of this application. The winning applications will be featured and the development team credited on healthypeople.gov.
Judging Criteria[edit]
- Provides Healthy People stakeholders (professionals, advocates, etc) with easy access to a comprehensive suite of information resources to maximize their success in achieving the objectives of their choice
- Is platform neutral (can be accessed by simple web browser and/or mobile device)
- Has potential to engage users, including those who may be on the front lines of prevention but are not web savvy. Bonus points given to applications that align with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; plain language guidelines and Health Literacy Online: A Guide to Writing and Designing Easy to Use Websites
- Is original, creative and empowering
- Has potential for expansion and reuse
- Uses multiple data sets
Web Presences[edit]
| Business Plan Round 1 Registration Opens: | Dec 02, 2010 |
| Business Plan Round 1 Registration Deadline: | Mar 07, 2011 |





