The Office of the National Coordinator for HIT, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and Food and Drug Administration evaluated product submissions and gave the $50,000 first place prize to KBCore for its application to scan a barcode or film a hazard, and quickly create a report, via an electronic health records system or mobile computing device.
The app collects and analyzes data from information systems, medical devices, barcodes and databases, and auto-populates a report template that can be completed and submitted by an identified or anonymous individual. More information is at kbcore.org.
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