Previous digital health tech builds
Spiritum
Spiritum (latin for breath) is a disease management system for sleep medicine, bronchiectasis and tuberculosis. The Spiritum app was built in Microsoft Access 2010, so it is not really open source and shareable. I have done a Quality Improvement project on the Spiritum Duo app however. See link below:
https://www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk/media/documents/Mark_Bailey_-_Poster.pdf
Quick Spiritum
Quick Spiritum has shown a 33% increase in efficiency for undertaking routine admin tasks relating to managing patients. Quick Spiritum uses the AutoHotKey scripting language to use robotic process automation (RPA) to streamline the mouse clicks and keystrokes needed to interactive with the multitude of clinical systems that clinicians need to use. If you would like access to the underlying code, please do contact me.
I have done an FCI hosted webinar on this program, which can be seen at:
Spiritum Duo
A good overview video of Spiritum Duo can be found here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W9N7gA210s
A detailed video of the design and digital architecture of Spiritum Duo can be found here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fc-v3EE2Ws
I have spoken both about the RPA program “Quick Spiritum” and the digital pathway work “Spiritum Duo” on an NHS SCW podcast:
I have also spoken at a British Computer Society webinar, going into some further details about Spiritum Duo:
The GitHub code for the cancer pathway is housed at:
https://github.com/spiritumduo/spiritumDuo
The idea behind Spiritum Duo logo this is a dandelion being blown. As Spiritum Duo is latin for “breath two”, I thought it was a nice idea for a logo.
Health ENV
Here I created a platform for teaching others how digital systems work in the NHS. Think of it as a Flight simulator of EPRs. Health ENV is also a platform for dry testing your new digital system in a mock trust like environment.
Digital Clinical Safety Platform
The Digital Clinical Safety Platform (DCSP) is a system to streamline and simplify the writing of clinical safety documentation. The DCSP has been created in collaboration with the Digital Clinical Safety Alliance.
The code can be found at:
https://github.com/digital-clinical-safety-alliance/digital-clinical-safety-platform
I will be doing a webinar on the 11th of September. You can register for the event here.