Project Gravitar
Predicting pregnancy disorders such as gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and hypertensive disorders in pregnancy (HDP) within the first trimester to allow for early intervention.
Team members:
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Rishikha Thangavelu, Bachelor of Applied Data Science Advanced (Honours)
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Maitri Justitian, Bachelor of Electrical and Computer System Engineering
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Emma Poon, Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine
Clinician:​
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Lisa Moran
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Joanne Enticott
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Siew Lim
Affiliation: Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI)
Project History
Project Gravitar was created during the MYMI HISS program of 2021/2022, a 12-week intensive program backed by MYMI, MIME and Monash Partners.
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Progress you’ve made:
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During the program, we adopted the Biodesign Innovation Process.
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We validated the clinical gap in the medical pathway of predicting the pregnancies disorders
Achievements so far:
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Our team has successfully made a machine learning prediction model for GDM with an accuracy of 84% and AUC of 0.92.
Current stage of the project:
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Looking into a new library with potential of giving a better accuracy for the prediction model (for both GDM and HDP)
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Developing HDP prediction model
Goals
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Model Development for HDP prediction
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App design
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Further development of wire frame
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Risk perception and communication
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Web-App Development
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Develop the wireframe into a working web-app
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Integrate prediction model into the app
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Internal Pilot Trial
Plans
We plan on conducting a fortnightly meeting to update each team members on each other’s progress as we will be dividing our roles. We will also have a separate meeting with our clinicians to update them of our overall progress and gain feedback.