Prepr®: Future-Proof Your Skills | Future of Healthcare Challenge

Future of Healthcare

View this Challenge on PreprLabs

Challenge Open: Dec 6 – Mar 1

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Pick your challenge today:
1. In what ways can AI help bridge the gap in healthcare access, especially in remote or underprivileged areas? This could include telemedicine, AI-driven diagnostic tools, or mobile health applications.
2. How can AI be used to optimize hospital resource allocation, such as bed management, staffing, and equipment utilization, to enhance healthcare efficiency and patient care?
3. How can AI be integrated into the care of the elderly, particularly in detecting early signs of cognitive decline or in remote monitoring to enable independent living while ensuring safety and health?
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Sign up for the Challenge on PreprLabs

Watch the webinar to gain a refresher on what experts have to say that can help guide your submission.
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Complete and submit your project

Once you have received an invite for PreprLabs, complete your project and submit it, ensuring you have completed all the required fields on the project pitch.
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Await the winners announcement

You’ll receive an email after the submission date to announce the winners. Check out the prizes below, they could be yours!

Prizes

For 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, the total prizes are:

1st Place

$500 Visa gift card
$300 in Linux course credits
$1000 Prepr Lab Kit
Internship opportunities at Prepr and our network of partners

2nd Place

$250 Visa gift card
$300 in Linux course credits
$1000 Prepr Lab Kit

3rd Place

$125 Visa gift card
$300 in Linux course credits
$1000 Prepr Lab Kit

Please be advised that while participants are welcome to enter the Challenges, individuals who have previously won are ineligible for further awards. Please be advised that all cash prizes will be awarded in CAD.

Our Expert Panelists

Dr. Nitika Pant Pai

Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, McGill University

Dr. Nitika Pant Pai MD, MPH, PhD, is a tenured Associate Professor in the Division of Clinical Epidemiology and a Principal Investigator at the Research Institute of the MUHC, and a Member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars. Her global implementation research program is focused on point-of-care diagnostics for HIV and associated co-infections, incorporating innovation, implementation science and artificial intelligence to plug health service delivery gaps.