The National Interoperability Collaborative (NIC) is partnering with Datavant to convene a Pandemic Response Virtual Hackathon from March 27-29 (Fri-Sun) to spur health innovation solutions in response to COVID-19 challenges facing frontline health workers, public health, and our communities. Clinicians, public heath, designers, software developers, health IT experts, patient advocacy groups, and community are welcome. Join us as we come together as a community to contribute to the world’s response to COVID19 and future pandemics. Register for the Pandemic Response Hackathon >>

About the Hackathon 

The Pandemic Response Hackathon is a virtual hackathon aimed at better understanding and mitigating the spread of COVID-19 and future pandemics. The goal is to bring public health professionals alongside the technology community’s talent to contribute to the world’s response to the pandemic. Hackathon projects will be formulated and judged by an interdisciplinary panel of public health, health IT, and policy experts.

  1. Info about the hackathon
  2. A one-pager highlighting some key problems that need to be solved

The organizers were inspired to launch this hackathon as a result of feedback from Don Berwick and the National Academies Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseases. Currently, they have approx. 420 registrants signed up, with 22 having already created a profile in the hackathon platform page (just launched this morning).

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