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PATIENT CARE 1 SCALE-ABLE SOLUTIONS INFANT SCALE DESIGN REVIEW 2 Jenny Kam, Connor King, Sangeeta Satish, Mika Assylbekova, Kate Ryan March 3 rd , 2016 Problem Solution 1 Contacts Planning Instructions Prototype 1 Selection Growth
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DESIGN REVIEW 2
Jenny Kam, Connor King, Sangeeta Satish, Mika Assylbekova, Kate Ryan
March 3rd, 2016
Prototype 1 Selection Problem 1º Contacts Solution Planning Instructions
Prototype 1 Selection Problem 1º Contacts Solution Planning Instructions
million children5
WHO identified “improving the identification, measurement
and understanding of stunting and scaling up coverage of stunting-
prevention activities” as the #1 action to drive progress in reducing stunting.2 PO POVER ERTY Y
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Reduced s socioecono nomi mic productivity, c , cogni nitive + + phys ysical d l develo lopme ment nt
it must be addressed during the Golden Window2
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Our p proposed s solu lution n is a multifunctional infant bench scale improving on current designs.
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☤DR. ZAMAN | ONE INTERVIEW KATIE CLIFFORD | THREE INTERVIEW+EMAIL JASMINE MILLER | ONE INTERVIEW BRENNA MCNULTY | TWO TEXT MESSAGES LAUREN HANNAH | TWO MESSAGES JOSE MARQUEZ | ONE EMAIL ☤ DR. ABDEL-RAHMAN4 | ZERO EMAILS ☤ DR. STEELE4 | ZERO EMAILS
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Protective Flaps
Screen
Retractable Tape Measure Fingerprint Sensor
LED
Tare/Zero Button Number Pad
Power Button
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Prototype: Simple, inexpensive, quick, surrogate materials Purpose: Helps us with what the device will look like in terms of size and shape + communicate what we’re trying to achieve
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Thin PPPS plastic was chosen for it’s adoptability and ease of replacement. We expect the measuring tape to pulled, bent, strained and under tension. The material should be:
rolling-up
up and hurt the baby during the summer
coating
CAD Depiction Ideation + Concept
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LED signal was chosen because it is easy to understand. We expect the LED screen, button and fingerprint scanner to be pushed. The components should be:
antibacterial coating
Load cells Power supply – alkaline batteries LCD display Microprocessor Green and Red LED light Adafruit Fingerprint Sensor
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SIM card was chosen for it’s versatility . We expect the SIM card to be pushed and pulled. The casing should be:
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Plastic - PPPS with roughness on the top was chosen because it is readily available and inexpensive. We expect the scale to be under strain, tension, compression and potentially dropped. The components should be:
not harm the baby
up and hurt the baby during the summer7
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1. "Child Nutrition Interactive Dashboard: 2015 Edition." UNICEF STATISTICS. Agency Classifications of United Nations, Millennium Development Goal, UNICEF Regions, WHO Regions, World Bank Income Groups and World Bank Regions, 22 Sept. 2015. Web. 02 Mar. 2016. 2. Borghi, Elaine, MD, Carmen Casanovas, MD, Adelheid Onyango, MD, and World Health
2025: Stunting Policy Brief." (2014): 1-9. Http://www.who.int/. WHO, 2014. Web. 2
3. Zaman, Muhammad, PhD, and Katie L. Clifford,
Investigating Idea 37 Integrated Digital Scale That Measures the Height and Weight of the Baby." Personal interview. 5 Feb. 2016.
4. Abdel-Rahman, Susan M., and Anna L. Ridge, MD. "The Open Medical Devices Journal." The Open Medical Devices Journal 5.4 (2013): 87-97.An Improved Pediatric Weight Estimation Strategy. Betham Open, 11 Feb. 2012. Web. 02 Mar. 2016. 5. Martin-Prevel, Yves, Pauline Allemand, Elaine Borghi, and Monika Blössner. "Global Targets Tracking Tool." World Health Organization. European Commission, 2012. Web. 02 Mar. 2016. 6. Miller, Jasmine L. "Tanzania Landscape from the First Perspective." Personal interview. 22 Feb. 2016. 7. Zijlma, Anouk. "Annual Weather Averages." About.com Africa Travel. About.com, n.d.
8. Sanchez, Loic. "Weight Estimation Tapes." UNICEF. UNICEF, 5 Aug. 2015. Web. 03 Mar. 2016. 9. World Health Organization Authors. "Prevalence and Trends of Stunting among Pre-school Children, 1990–2020." Public Health Nutrition 8th ser. 15.142 (2012): 1-7. World Health Organization. WHO, 28 Apr. 2011. Web. 16 Feb. 2016.
Medical Technologies. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2009. Print.
Movement Annual Progress Report 5 (2015): 194-95. ScalingUpNutrition.org. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Sept. 2015. Web. 3 Mar. 2016.
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■ Professor Allison Dennis ■ Catie Gormley ■ Ben Corman ■ Alex Zosulus ■ Professor Kleptsyn ■ Ebiodesign ■ Ben Graham
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Weight Tapes8
■ Reusable Product ■ It’s not technically feasible and user error will determine whether or not they function as designed ■ The innovation is novel and unobvious and has the potential for patenting
Scalable Solutions
■ Capital equipment product ■ The product will function as designed ■ Customers will adopt and use the product ■ May not be patentable because the novelty stems from combining functionalities and there is not apparent
■ Easier to use ■ More precise ■ Less training for the technician ■ Versatile
Can it be charged? Does it hold the baby while the baby is moving? Is it user friendly? Does it accurately measure the weight? Does it store the height and weight measurements with the fingerprint ID? Ergonomics/grip/weight FROM THESE MODELS: Define more detailed design requirements and tech specs (see below)