Computerized PROs (cprohealth.org)  Behind much of our Patient-Reported Outcomes (PRO) work, as well as both self-management and behavior change interventions built on our PRO assessments, we use an open source platform, which we make available on github, and which we've been using and developing continuously since 2001. Lots more details and examples at the cprohealth.org site

Patient-Reported Outcomes for HIV Care   In partnership with ViiV Healthcare, we make available to clinical partners an HIV-focussed Patient Reported Outcome (PRO) system to elicit and assess the patient’s experience of clinically important issues, using brief, validated questionnaires. PROs provide the patient perspective of the effects of disease and treatment on well-being, function, symptoms, satisfaction with (and preference for) treatments, risky behaviors (such as substance abuse), and other outcomes.

IRONMAN (Movember)   TrueNTH (true north) is a program funded by the Movember Foundation. TrueNTH brings together men, partners, caregivers, clinicians and researchers to test new care interventions and then scale them nationally and internationally and implement national & international clinical quality initiatives that will significantly reduce variation in treatment quality & outcomes.

COSRI - WA DOH Support Act Opioids   COSRI is an Integrated application for accessing PMP. It provides decision support based on WA rules and CDC guidelines, and decreases overhead and cost barriers associated with vendor-based EHR-integrated applications. It is open source, with no license fees to use. COSRI extends and contextualizes software from CDSConnect project, led by AHRQ and CDC. Overarching funding to improve PMP usage comes from the CMS Support ACT through the Washington Healthcare Authority. Project in partnership with Washington State Department of Health.

StayHome - A Coronavirus Symptom Tracking Application   StayHome (stayhome.app) is a mobile app that supports for people who want to find reliable information and resources, track symptoms and temperature, and record COVID-19 testing and results, and who may choose to share that information with public health agencies. You can create an account to start self-tracking. You can access resources about COVID-19 even if you don’t have an account. You can learn more about the app and its features at project.stayhome.app. New features and content are being added as we continue to make StayHome a go-to resource you can count on.

Interoperability for Public Health   Since 2006, we have developed public health interoperability software to demonstrate use cases in surveillance and case reporting. We develop using standards based profiles (ihe.net), and test our work with commercial vendor systems. Then, on behalf of CDC and Washington Department of Health, we demonstrate novel data integration examples at conferences such as HIMSS, CDC PHIC, CSTE, and ISDS, showing how informatics supports the essential services of public health .