COVID-19
In view of the urgency created by multiple COVID 19 clusters in the US and the unprecedented challenge created by spread in the community and especially among health care workers, NODE.Health aims to do our part in bringing the ecosystem together to battle this pandemic. Until we defeat it, NODE.Health is committed to directing our energies to identifying and supporting digital solutions and lessons that can be helpful to surveilling, triaging, and managing the virus. We will work with our ecosystem partners to support a network of sharing and learning from each other.
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Emergency Digital Health Innovation (eDHI) Program
Brown EHDI
University of California San Franciso Mental Health Open Resources
A site of resources for coping and emotional health has been developed for the benefit of our whole community - UCSF staff, faculty, students, patients, providers, Bay Area families, and the public at large.
Johns Hopkins
2020-04-17
Psyberguide
The Mental Health App Guide Designed With You In Mind. One Mind PsyberGuide is a non-profit project that aims to help people to use technology to live a mentally healthier life through evaluation of mental health apps.
One Mind PsyberGuide
2020-05-22
COVID-19 Hospital Impact Model for Epidemics (CHIME)
Projections of infection, hospitalization, and ventilator needs developed by Predictive Healthcare at Penn Medicine to assist hospitals and public health officials with hospital capacity planning.
Penn Medicine
2020-04-17
John Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
US and global-based COVID-19 maps and critical trends data based on data from the World Health Organization, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, the National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China, local media reports, and local health departments.
Johns Hopkins
2020-04-17
Severe COVID-19 Risk Mapping
A GIS-based tool created by Columbia University’s department of epidemiology in partnership with Mt. Sinai that shows projected US county-level demand of severe COVID-19 cases and supply estimates of hospital critical care beds, including ICU beds and other hospital beds that could be made available for critical care, under various scenarios of hospital response to patient surges.
Mount Sinai
2020-04-17