Launched 5 years ago for the first time, The X-mas Hackathon is a two-day event that brings healthcare enthusiasts together to build solutions that tackle a wide variety of problems.
We would like to thank our co-partners: BedaSoftware and Medlinks for their support and the contribution they make to The Annual X-mas Hackathon event. Thank you for meeting virtually this year!
The preparation process started in November 2020, when people willing to participate were asked to either think of an idea they would like to work on during the Hackathon or, alternatively, join the existing team. Unlike previous Hackathons, this year it was possible to work on any idea, although teams that handled healthcare-related challenges were given an extra 1 point. Individual participation was allowed as well but penalized by removing 1 point from the final result.
By Thursday, December 24, the total number of ten teams listed their projects. For two days, teams passionately worked on their projects, and on Saturday, December 26, they presented the final results. At the end of the event, the winner was chosen by voting. The Grand Prize was awarded to the "Stresty improvements" project, and The Judges Choice was the "Aidbox & TimeSeries data" project.
Below is the short description of projects and links to demonstrations with useful resources provided by teams.
Originally Stresty was a tool for writing and running tests and creating documentation. But due to its inconvenience, it hasn’t been actively used. During the Hackathon, the team’s main task was to build a useful tool for creating new Stresty cases by extending the capabilities of the Aidbox Console.
Team: Vlad Ganshin, Stas Buldakov
Github: https://github.com/Aidbox/stresty
Presentation: http://bit.ly/3siQHh6
Demo: http://bit.ly/3bE7ViO
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The goal of this project was to adapt Aidbox for TimeSeries data while keeping the FHIR api. The TimeScale DB database was chosen for implementation in order to efficiently store this kind of data, process it, build various charts, and implement a performance monitoring system.
Team: Marat Surmashev, Nikolay Artamonov, Alexandra Pavlyshina
Github: https://github.com/Aidbox/timeseries
Presentation: http://bit.ly/3nCdJvV
Demo: http://bit.ly/3nDRhSZ
The team of Zen ui was working on a block editor for zen with autocomplete and validation.
Team: Nikolay Ryzhikov, Ilya Beda, Roman Ushakov
Github: https://github.com/zen-lang/zen-ui
Presentation: http://bit.ly/39k49IO
The members of this team set themselves the task of making a calendar organizer for medications. CalenDrugs allows you to add, track your prescriptions, and schedule your medication intake.
Team: Yurii Makhotkin, Alexandуr Bondarev
Github: https://kgoh.github.io/shopping-list/
Demo: http://bit.ly/3oCoS0Y
The goal of the project was to develop an information system for visualization of medical data, which can be used by pediatric cardiovascular surgeons, cardiologists, and healthcare administrators. The system uses the FHIR standard for data storage, Aidbox as the FHIR backend, Microsoft Power BI Embedded as a product for creating and publishing interactive reports and dashboards.
Team: Alex Pavlushkin, Dmitry Shutov, Sergey
This team concentrated on creating a Service Desk extension that would allow collecting user requests through several support channels and work with them in the service desk mode. It is possible to create a ticket from a user's question in a telegram chat or directly from the interface of the system built on Aidbox.
Team: Vladimir Lapardin, Maxim Putintsev, Evgeny Mukha, Nikita Domnitsky
Presentation: http://bit.ly/2MX9xKs
Demo: http://bit.ly/3bCybdL
The central objective of this project was to develop a prototype of a web application integration testing system without a browser. The absence of a browser makes the system less resource-intensive and more convenient to run on a CI server.
Team: Gennady Alemsky, Victor Gusakov, Mikhail Lapshin, Mikhail Pravilenko
Presentation: http://bit.ly/39k4POm
The svg-to-html is the service that solves the problem of quick development of html pages from vector sources created in popular software for designers – Sketch and Figma (as well as any other that supports export to SVG).
Team: Evgeny Potapenko, Egor Shundeev, Olim Saidov, Oleg Sugatov
Github: https://github.com/svg-to-html/svg-to-html-server
When building an EHR billing module or a billing service, there is always the task of mapping the client (a medical provider, for example) payer list to the list of payers of the chosen clearing house (for eligibility checks and claims submission). The goal of the project was to create a basic version of the health plans mapping engine and test it on the data of the existing medical billing system. Such mapping engines can be used to route insurance claims/eligibility requests automatically.
Team: Alexander Ivanov, Ilya Eremeev, Varvara Semenova
Presentation: http://bit.ly/3nBmvKC
The aim of this project was to develop a tool that allows you to generate relevant TypeScript annotations for all resources defined in Aidbox. This makes it easy to synchronize your application code with Aidbox so that you can catch errors at the compilation stage later.
Team: Vadim Laletin
Github: https://github.com/beda-software/aidbox-ts-generator
Presentation: http://bit.ly/38yklqL
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