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Opportunity for Math/CS students to work with a startup

MedInclude is looking for CS students to help build the back-end of the thier platform from December 2022 to March 2023 (can start in January 2023 if preferred). This venture is supported by GreenHouse as a social impact venture that is simplifying medical information for newcomers (and other groups). Below is the summary of the project:



Problem

Miscommunication is the primary factor in 80% of all medical errors.

Every year, healthcare institutions spend billions of dollars worldwide on malpractice litigation, non-adherence to medication, and unnecessary care, all caused primarily by miscommunication.

Regardless of the medium, audience, or topic, oftentimes, medical information is written the same way; with a lot of medical jargon. This is ok for a peer-reviewed article but not so much for a patient discharge note or other patient-facing documents.


Target

● Patients

● Caregivers

● Physicians

● Hospital admin



Solution features

● Patient app/platform - Primary

● Physician app/platform - Secondary

● Auto transcribe complicated medical instructions to lay terminology

● Option to read transcribed instructions in multiple languages

● Integratable with existing EMR systems



Similar solutions

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For more information, please contact the founder, Seun Adejtunji. 

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