Smart Shifts: Boosting Digital Adoption Among the Insured 

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How to submit

1. Submission Template (mandatory)
   A standard template is available. The template will help you structure your solutions and approaches and provide answers to all relevant questions and frameworks. Download the Submission Template here.
2. Optional Content
   You can try to stand out and also supplement your submission with prototypes, image and video materials, or other concepts or visual elements - simply submit these files additionally via our platform.

Mandatory Questions 

• How does your solution address specific unmet needs within the target population? 
• What is your roadmap for the potential partnership and integration of your solution with IKK classic, and how do you envision scaling its impact within the healthcare sector?  
• What is the maturity level of the approach and the solution? Has it already been tested and implemented/are there reference projects?  

Criteria & Guidelines  

Innovation and Relevance: Measures the solution's novelty and its direct response to pressing health needs, prioritizing creative and applicable approaches to healthcare challenges. 

Technical Feasibility: Assesses the solution's technological soundness, ease of integration into existing app infrastructure, and alignment with the digital ecosystem of IKK classic. 

Compliance and Security: Evaluates adherence to healthcare regulations, data protection standards, and the implementation of robust security measures to safeguard patient information. 

User Focus: Looks at how well the solution addresses the needs of its users, emphasizing simplicity, accessibility, and a seamless user experience for both providers and patients. 

Scalability and Impact: Considers the potential for wide-scale deployment and the solution's capacity to improve healthcare efficiency, accessibility, and user outcomes significantly. 

Planned Financial Expenses: Introduces a brief, estimated overview of costs (initial implementation, as well as potential ongoing costs). 

Profitability: Explains pecuniary advantages of the product/solution or idea (i.e., savings potential).