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The 21st Century Cures Act will transform national interoperability and set new legal standards for public health IT. Healthcare entrepreneurs and product managers will be expected to comply with the new set of tech standards and opportunity-seeking healthcare investors will need to familiarize themselves with the new requirements. We’ve put together a 21st Century Cures Act Summary for those who are looking to get a 360 view of the act and a better understanding of what to expect. The Arcweb 2st Century Cures Act Summary aims to: This summary should be a helpful tool for you on your journey to full compliance.

They’ve partnered with the Headache Center at Jefferson Health in Philadelphia to create a first of its kind digital health and wellness platform that helps people living with chronic headaches and migraine access a personalized plan of support through an innovative mobile app and a lot of evidence-based supplements. And that is best seen in the M power system, the Ctrl M power system health wheel where we have identified six core health pillars, which we think create a multimodal approach to navigating and managing health and wellness with migraine. And to that end, we’re also joined today by Pain Psychologist and Director of Programs for Ctrl M, Dr. Caryn Seebach, as well as Arcweb Technologies’ UX Architect Mike Balcerzak, who worked with the Ctrl M team to help bring the app to life. So what we did is we took all these different areas and we combine them into a multimodal format and people will get to know our wheel of health very well, which essentially is based on the most research, evidence based aspects of lifestyle changes that help migraine so that things like core health, which is sleep, nutrition, hydration.

On September 24, the Arcweb Technologies design team and Shame On UX hosted Critique for a Cause, a design seminar and workshop that was part of Philly Tech Week 2020. We invited attendees from everywhere and anywhere to come learn a bit about UX heuristics and how the Arcweb team makes use of them in our own software design work, then invited them to work with one of three local non-profits to apply the same principals to those organizations’ websites. We met with the organizations ahead of time about how UX design improvements might be helpful for them, and the feedback we got identified that the highest priority for the organizations was getting a better handle on general UX and establishing front-and-center CTAs. After the Arcweb / Shame On UX team—including Nicole Arasim, Angela Agosto, Mike Balcerzak, and Casey Kallen—laid out Jakob Nielsen’s 10 Usability Heuristics for user interface design, attendees split up into teams and explored their respective nonprofit’s websites.