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Children's Mercy. (2016). CHAMP Program. Retrieved from www.childrensmercy.org

Radio MD. (2015). Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program (CHAMP): An App for Rapid Intervention. On Transformational Pediatrics [Podcast]. Kansas City.

Ray, S. (2016). Children's Mercy Hospital App | Empowering Government. Retrieved from https://www.microsoft.com/

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I really can’t imagine the hardship of the parents of babies with a complicated cardiac condition as they need to undergo the laborious, time-intensive, financially-wasting and inaccurate process of checking vital signs and reporting back to the doctor on a daily process. I really can’t thank enough for all the developers and the team for this amazing life-saving app. CHAMP program has been successful in the Kansas City area and is current use in the Seattle region. The early detection and identification of red flags is the most important part of the app that helps reduced the mortality rate. With this innovation, it was even awarded the highly prized scholarship during the 2016 Magnet Conference. Based on my readings, this app, has not only helping to save lives but also cost-effective and it also improved the family’s quality of life at home rather than in a clinical setting. I hope that this app can be expanded not only within the states but to all kids across the globe.

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The Champ App is easy to use, please click the video link below for more details.
http://courses.chexweb.com/hosted/kc/2015/champ/story_html5.html

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Exclusivity (The Tablet can only run the CHAMP App) (Children's Mercy, 2016).

The App itself does not do home monitoring of the child’s medical condition (Children's Mercy, 2016).

It will not provide any pop-up alerts if the data that is entered is a red flag(Children's Mercy, 2016).

It does NOT replace the calls to your team with emergency or urgent situation(Children's Mercy, 2016).

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Simplicity (user-friendly and easy to navigate) (Ray, 2016)

Easy Access and always available (CHAMP provider on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide easy access for communication for new concerns.)  (Ray, 2016).

Provides the team a daily report that will show the last 24 hours of data you have entered and some weekly trends that will help them to follow your child (Children's Mercy, 2016)

The Team reviews the videos you enter to see your child’s progress and to see their status at home if you have concerns (Children's Mercy, 2016).

Gives reminders to parents that come up on the screen for videos or appointments (Children's Mercy, 2016).

Instant Alerts to your team may be sent if the data is out of range and You may receive a call for confirmation (Children's Mercy, 2016).

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Interview with Dr. Amy Lay, Director of Inpatient Cardiology at Children’s Mercy Kansas City. She is also Medical Director of the Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program (CHAMP) (Radio MD, 2015).

Dr. Lay graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine and completed her residency and pediatric cardiology fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (Radio MD, 2015).
https://radiomd.com/childrens-mercy/item/29920-cardiac-high-acuity-monitoring-program-champ-an-app-for-rapid-intervention

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CHAMP (Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program) is a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team that has been built to meet the needs of some of our most complex cardiac pediatric patients particularly babies who are born with single ventricle heart disease (Children's Mercy, 2016). This technology consists of a Microsoft Surface 3 tablet with the Windows 10 operating system, connected to a database that sits in the Microsoft Cloud. The family enters the baby’s information in the app throughout each day, and the figures are instantly analyzed in the cloud. If there are any measurements outside healthy cardiac parameters, such as oxygen saturation that’s too low or high, the baby’s medical team is automatically alerted. There’s also an “I’m concerned” box parents can click that will immediately page the nurse (Ray, 2016)

https://www.microsoft.com/empowering-countries/en-us/good-health-and-well-being/childrens-mercy-hospital-app/

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Meet Baby Autumn, a child with a serious congenital heart disease called Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS). Please click the video link to know more about how the Champ app changed his parent's life.

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Mercy Hospital Southwest Birthing Center

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Children’s Mercy app brings doctors home, virtually, with babies born with heart disease

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As a parent of a newborn with rare disease, monitoring for subtle health changes is critical, if not lifesaving. See how Microsoft technology brings to life the vision of Dr. Girish Shirali, creating a system where nurses and doctors can be brought home, virtually, even from hundreds of miles away.