Business Models for Digital Health Slide Deck

Steps for Research Groups Who Want to Build and Launch a Stanford Research Application Using Cardinalkit

1. Define the need you are addressing & write a needs statement.

   Use this link as a guide

   1. Define the problem you are trying to solve
   2. What is the population you are addressing?
   3. What is the outcome you are affecting (something that can be measured)
2. Fill out CardinalKit research team interest form
3. Set up office hours with CardinalKit
4. Write your User Story (Here is information about Agile development)
   1. Provide a brief description of the user’s journey through the application
      1. Include the sequence of events that happen while they are using the app
      2. From time they download and register/login
      3. Include wireframes for each screen of the application (can be rough sketches or software) (https://balsamiq.com/ , Lucidchart)
      4. Provide description for all actions associated with every button
   2. Product Technical Requirements.
      1. Which platform (iOS/Android)?
         1. Native applications let you have more control of the experience on the device
         2. Building on both iOS and Android is like having two mouths to feed.
      2. Cross platform
         1. Lower maintenance costs
         2. Can not leverage deep features of platform
      3. Backend data platform (AWS, GCP, Azure)
      4. APIs that are needed
      5. HIPAA compliant needs. Patient Health Information (PHI) to be collected?
5. Identify / Find a Developer
   1. Stanford CS listserv (Meredith Hutchin hutchin@stanford.edu)
      1. Please be respectful of requests
   2. Shift Listserv (shift-team@lists.stanford.edu)
      1. Please be respectful of requests
   3. Biodesign for Digital Health posting (register as a CardinalKit project)
   4. Upwork

Stanford Research IT Website

Stanford Research IT Intake Form

Instructions on how to request and complete a Stanford Data Risk Assessment (DRA)

Stanford Data Risk Assessment (DRA) Form