Digital Health

Building technology that bridges the gap between clinical research and patient care \u2014 from residency training platforms to mobile health applications.

Our Projects

GIS Qi

QI/GIS Research Training Program

UC Riverside School of Medicine

ConductScience designed and built the digital platform for UCR's QI/GIS Research Training Program — a secure web application with curriculum resources, password-protected research databases, and collaboration tools supporting psychiatry residents across all four years of training.

  • Custom web platform with secure resource portals for program participants
  • Cloud infrastructure with Cloudflare CDN and dedicated email domain
  • Content management system for curriculum, people directory, and announcements
  • ArcGIS integration connecting residents to geographic analysis tools

Team

Peter Ureste, MDProgram Director
Lisa Fortuna, MD, MPHDepartment Chair, Psychiatry & Neuroscience
Margarita MongeProgram Coordinator (Research & Grants)
Kendrick A. Davis, Ph.D.Health Sciences Associate Clinical Professor
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Baby Steps LA

NICU-to-Home Transition App

Children's Hospital Los Angeles

A mobile application helping NICU parents navigate the transition from hospital to home care with curated health content, self-evaluation tools, moderated parent chat, and a virtual medical library.

  • 14% improvement in parenting self-efficacy for power users
  • Pilot study with 90 VLBW parents
  • 2019 AHA Innovation Challenge Winner
  • BAA Compliant & Harvard i-lab Venture Program
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Moji

Smart Visual Analogue Scales

UC Riverside School of Medicine

ConductScience built the web platform and application infrastructure for Med-Mo-GIS — a next-generation visual analogue scale that replaces traditional clinical sliders with a library of 100+ dynamic emoji-based visual inputs for capturing mood, anxiety, depression, and well-being data in research and clinical settings.

  • Custom web platform with WordPress CMS and Salient theme integration
  • 100+ visual input library for clinical mood and wellness measurement
  • Application portal architecture at app.emogis.org
  • Secure data handling for patient-reported outcomes research

Team

Kendrick A. Davis, Ph.D.Founder
Margarita MongeCEO
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GIS Qi Curriculum

A four-year longitudinal research training program aligned with psychiatry residency milestones at UC Riverside School of Medicine.

PGY-1

Inquiry Phase

Residents identify a research topic, conduct needs assessments, analyze HARC data, and map mental health resources using GIS story maps.

PGY-2

Research Phase

Early data collection and preliminary analyses. Deliverables include journal club presentations with institutional review feedback.

PGY-3

Evaluation Phase

Implementation and refinement. Top presentations selected for external conference submission.

PGY-4

Construction Phase

Scholarly output — manuscript preparation for journal submission and grant writing with paired advisors.

Digital Health Resources

Reference articles covering clinical trial infrastructure (CTMS, EDC, eCRF), FHIR interoperability, cognitive assessments, and digital outcomes measurement.

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We build digital health tools for academic medical centers, research programs, and clinical teams.