Use this link to find information about the challenge: ama-ihmi.org/groups/the-ama-he...

On each Challenge submission, there is a yellow box on the top right corner. Click on the star in the box to vote for that submission.

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Each finalist is asked to send a representative to make a live presentation to Challenge Judges in Boston (currently scheduled for June 28, 2018). Failure to attend the Live Presentation may cause the finalist(s) to forfeit their Entry. The administrator, in its sole discretion, will decide whether an Entry is forfeit.

In phase 2 of the Challenge, finalists will be asked to travel to Boston to make a live presentation. Finalists will be expected to arrange their own transportation to, and housing in, Boston.

Yes, every Entry deemed “qualified” by the Challenge administrator (the AMA) will receive an entry prize of $3,000 in Google Cloud credit. Prizes are all in Google Cloud credits.

Winners also win:
1st place: $25,000 Google Cloud credits
2nd place: $15,000 Google Cloud credits
3rd place: $10,000 Google Cloud credits

If you submit multiple entries, you will NOT receive $3,000 Google Cloud credits for each Entry

Considered based on:

Phase 1 – Crowdsource Voting Determines 4 Finalists

Each Qualified Entry will be placed in the AMA’s IHMI Crowd Challenge Showcase (“Crowd Challenge”) on the AMA’s website (medstro.com/groups/your-challe...) for public feedback and voting. Placement onto the AMA’s and/or AMA IHMI website does not constitute any endorsement of the Entry or the ideas therein. The Challenge Administrator reserves the right to edit any and all Entries before posting as it sees fit.

All Qualified Entries will be posted in an online IHMI Crowd Challenge Showcase for a period of not less than 5 days (“the Crowd Challenge Period”). All Entrants must participate in the Phase 1 Crowd Challenge. All Qualified Entries will be made public in the Crowd Challenge Showcase relatively promptly after receipt of each Entry. The online Crowd Challenge voting will continue until 11:59 p.m. Central Standard Time on Monday, June 18, 2018. At the end of the Crowd Challenge Period, the top four (4) vote leaders (“Crowdsource Leaders”) will be determined. Crowdsource voting will take place on the AMA’s website, where all the general terms and conditions and policies of that site will apply. Crowdsource voters are urged to base their voting based upon the Phase 1 judging criteria described below.

All crowdsource voting is subject to review, revision and/or approval by the Challenge Administrator. The Challenge Administrator reserves the right to invalidate or override crowdsource voting talleys at the Challenge Administrator’s sole discretion.

Phase 1 – Judges Select Four Finalists

After crowdsource voting determines the first four(4) finalists, the remaining Qualified Entries will be judged by Challenge Judges. The Judges shall base their voting based upon the Phase 1 judging criteria described below. The Challenge Administrator reserves the right to override Judges’ selection of finalists at the Challenge

Phase 1 finalists will get to participate in the live event in Boston. These finalists include 4 Crowdsource Leaders (determined by online votes) as well as 4 finalists determined by the challenge judges. So, 8 finalists total will participate in the live event.

Launch: April 6, 2018

Challenge Entry Period starts: April 6, 2018

Challenge Entry Period ends: June 7, 2018

Challenge Judging Period starts: June 8, 2018

Challenge Judging Period ends: June 18, 2018

Finalists announced (phase 1 of selection): June 22, 2018

The Challenge Live Presentation (announcement of winners): June 28, 2018

Just confirming that submission period is open until June 7th but votes can be received until June 18th

June 18th is the last day to vote.

The finalists will join us for an evening event in Google’s Cambridge Campus in Boston where we will be providing drinks and catering for all those involved. This ‘shark tank’ style event will give 1 representative from each team 5 minutes to pitch to the judges with 5 minutes afterwards for some Q&A.

The problem that is addressed in this challenge is the approach and use of patient-entered health data and how it can be effectively used to impact the various aspects of healthcare, including workflows, patient engagement and improvement of health outcomes.