Duke Hackathon Submission — Fall 2024
PocketOT helps occupational therapists move faster from narrative → intervention direction.
Clients describe daily barriers across six domains — AI structures those reflections into clinical reasoning signals — and therapists use those signals to draft focused intervention plans more quickly.
- 6-pillar client reflection assessment
- AI-assisted structuring layer (clusters reflection text → OT-relevant categories)
- Client selects top three priorities to preserve autonomy
- Therapist view showing pillar signals + directional starting point for interventions
- React + Vite
- TypeScript
- Node / Vercel server endpoints (for AI calls)
- OpenAI API for structured output
- Client completes reflection questions
- Model structures narrative into clinical reasoning categories
- Therapist sees top pillar signals
- Drafts interventions from a clearer starting point
- Stephanie Sorto-Moreno — UX Research / Digital Health (Design & Technology Innovation, MENG @ Duke)
- Lewis Othniel — Occupational Therapy Doctorate @ Duke