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THE ASIAN HEALTH TALENTS 2024
Competitions
Competitions for Lecturers / Delegate
1. Mobile Health App Development Marathon
The Mobile Health App Development Marathon aims to encourage students to create innovative and impactful mobile applications that contribute to improving health outcomes, tracking health metrics, or enhancing patient-doctor communication. The competition focuses on usability, user experience, and real-world impact.
Eligibility Criteria
The guidelines and eligibility criteria ensure a fair and competitive environment while encouraging students to leverage their skills and creativity in improving health outcomes through mobile technology.
Participant Status:
- Participants must be enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution at the time of registration.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines are eligible to participate.
Team Composition:
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Interdisciplinary teams combining students with diverse skills (e.g., programming, design, healthcare) are encouraged.
Development Platform:
- Mobile applications must be developed for either iOS, Android, or cross-platform environments.
- Teams have the flexibility to choose the development tools and programming languages of their preference.
Usability and Impact:
- Emphasize user-centric design and usability in the app development process.
- Clearly demonstrate how the mobile app addresses a specific health challenge and its potential impact on users.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal of the proposed mobile health app.
Idea Submission
- Teams must submit a comprehensive proposal outlining their mobile health app concept, including its purpose, features, and intended impact on or before the 30th April 2024. Only seven teams will be short listed for the final round.
- Clearly articulate how the app addresses health outcomes, tracks metrics, or facilitates communication between patients and doctors.
- Teams are required to submit a functional prototype or demo video showcasing the key features of their mobile health app with the proposal
- The prototype should highlight the app’s usability, functionality, and its potential impact on health outcomes.
Judging Criteria
- Submissions will be evaluated based on creativity, innovation, usability, potential impact, and the feasibility of implementation.
- Judges may also consider the scalability and sustainability of the proposed mobile health app.
Presentation
- Selected seven (7) teams will have the opportunity to present their mobile health app to a panel of judges at the main event.
- Presentations should cover the app’s features, design rationale, technical aspects, and the envisioned impact.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines and respect intellectual property rights throughout the competition.
- Plagiarism or unauthorized use of existing solutions will result in disqualification.
2. Telemedicine Innovation Contest
The Telemedicine Innovation Contest aims to inspire students to create innovative telemedicine solutions that address healthcare access challenges, especially in remote or underprivileged areas. The competition focuses on developing scalable and impactful solutions that leverage telecommunication technologies to improve healthcare delivery.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution at the time of registration.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines are eligible to participate.
Team Composition:
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Interdisciplinary teams combining students with diverse skills (e.g., programming, design, healthcare) are encouraged.
Technology Stack:
- Solutions can leverage a variety of technologies, including but not limited to mobile apps, web platforms, wearable devices, and IoT.
- Teams are encouraged to explore innovative approaches to telemedicine, considering the unique needs of the target population.
Scalability and Accessibility:
- Emphasize the scalability and accessibility of the telemedicine solution.
- Consider how the solution can be easily adopted and utilized in resource-constrained environments.
Usability and User Experience:
- Prioritize user-centric design and usability in the development of the telemedicine solution.
- Consider the ease of use for both healthcare providers and patients in the targeted areas.
Feasibility and Sustainability:
- Clearly demonstrate the feasibility of implementing the telemedicine solution in real-world settings.
- Address the long-term sustainability of the solution, considering factors such as infrastructure, cost-effectiveness, and community engagement.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal of the proposed mobile health app.
Idea Submission
- Teams must submit a detailed proposal outlining their telemedicine solution, including its purpose, features, and target population on or before the 30th April 2024 and only seven teams will be shortlisted for the final round at the event.
- Clearly articulate how the solution addresses healthcare access challenges in remote or underprivileged areas.
- Teams are required to submit a functional prototype or demo video showcasing the key features of their telemedicine solution.
- The prototype should highlight usability, functionality, and the potential impact on healthcare access.
Judging Criteria
- Submissions will be evaluated based on innovation, scalability, accessibility, usability, and the potential impact on healthcare access in remote or underprivileged areas.
- Judges may also consider the feasibility and sustainability of the proposed telemedicine solution.
Presentation
- Shortlisted teams will have the opportunity to present their telemedicine solution to a panel of judges.
- Presentations should cover the solution’s features, design rationale, technical aspects, and its potential to bridge healthcare access gaps.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines and respect intellectual property rights throughout the competition.
- Plagiarism or unauthorized use of existing solutions will result in disqualification.
3. Healthcare Policy Proposal Competition
The Healthcare Policy Proposal Competition invites lecturers, professional academia to develop and present innovative healthcare policy proposals addressing specific issues in the Asian healthcare system. The competition emphasizes feasibility, innovation, and potential impact, encouraging participants to contribute to the improvement of healthcare policies in the region.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must currently hold a position as a lecturer or academic faculty member in a recognized educational institution.
- Professionals with expertise in healthcare, public health, policy, or related fields are eligible to participate.
Submission:
- Individual submissions are also accepted
- The competition is open to team submissions
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Each team or individual may submit one healthcare policy proposal for consideration.
Proposal Writing Guidelines
Focus Area:
- Proposals must address a specific issue within the Asian healthcare system.
- The issue can range from access to healthcare, quality of care, healthcare infrastructure, public health challenges, or any other relevant healthcare policy concern in the region.
Policy Innovation:
- Emphasize innovative approaches and solutions in the proposed healthcare policy.
- Consider how the proposed policy addresses current challenges and introduces novel strategies for improvement.
Feasibility and Practicality:
- Clearly outline the feasibility and practical implementation of the proposed healthcare policy.
- Address potential challenges and provide realistic strategies for overcoming obstacles.
Potential Impact:
- Articulate the potential impact of the proposed policy on the targeted healthcare issue.
- Demonstrate how the policy contributes to positive outcomes for individuals, communities, or the overall healthcare system in the Asian context.
Inclusivity and Equity:
- Consider inclusivity and equity in the proposed policy.
- Address how the policy ensures fair access to healthcare services and promotes health equity among diverse populations.
Evidence-Based Approach:
- Support the policy proposal with relevant evidence, data, or research findings.
- Clearly demonstrate the evidence-based rationale behind the proposed policy recommendations.
Proposal Submission
- Submissions must include a written policy proposal document and the Teams must submit a detailed proposal on or before the 30th April 2024. Only seven teams will be shortlisted for the final round at the event.
- Applicants have to follow the above guidelines when preparing the proposal.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal of the proposed healthcare policy proposal.
Presentation
- Shortlisted teams will have the opportunity to present their proposal to the panel of judges at the main event.
Review and Evaluation
- Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts in healthcare, policy, and related fields.
- Evaluation criteria include innovation, feasibility, potential impact, evidence-based approach, and the clarity of the presentation.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
- 4th Place: 50 USD
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines and respect intellectual property rights throughout the competition.
- Plagiarism or unauthorized use of existing solutions will result in disqualification.
4. Nutrition and Wellness Plan Design
The Nutrition and Wellness Plan Design competition invites lecturers to create comprehensive nutrition and wellness plans focusing on specific health conditions or population groups. The competition emphasizes evidence-based approaches, cultural sensitivity, and innovation in promoting health and well-being through nutrition.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must currently hold a position as a lecturer or academic faculty member in a recognized educational institution.
- Professionals with expertise in nutrition, dietetics, health sciences, or related fields are eligible to participate.
- Individual submissions are also accepted
- The competition is open to team submissions
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Each team or Individual may submit their Nutrition and Wellness Plan Design/Proposal for consideration on or before the 30th April 2024. only seven teams will be shortlisted for the final round at the event.
Preparation Guidelines
Focus Area:
- Proposals must focus on designing nutrition and wellness plans for specific health conditions or population groups.
- Examples include plans for managing diabetes, promoting cardiovascular health, addressing nutritional needs in aging populations, or other relevant health concerns.
Evidence-Based Approaches:
- Emphasize evidence-based approaches in the design of nutrition and wellness plans.
- Support recommendations with relevant scientific literature, research findings, and established nutritional guidelines.
Cultural Sensitivity:
- Consider cultural diversity and sensitivity in the design of nutrition plans.
- Address how cultural factors may influence dietary preferences, habits, and the effectiveness of the proposed wellness strategies.
Innovation:
- Integrate innovative strategies into the nutrition and wellness plans.
- Explore creative solutions to enhance engagement, adherence, and overall effectiveness of the proposed interventions.
Comprehensive Planning:
- Provide a comprehensive overview of the nutrition and wellness plan, including dietary recommendations, physical activity strategies, and other relevant lifestyle interventions.
- Address the holistic well-being of the target population.
Practical Implementation:
- Outline practical implementation strategies for the nutrition and wellness plans.
- Consider factors such as accessibility, feasibility, and community engagement for successful adoption.
Population Engagement:
- Discuss strategies for engaging the target population in the implementation of the nutrition and wellness plans.
- Consider education, communication, and community involvement to promote sustained lifestyle changes.
Presentation
- Submissions must include a written document outlining the nutrition and wellness plan and a presentation.
- The presentation should effectively communicate key aspects of the plan, including its rationale, evidence base, cultural considerations, and practical implementation.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal of the proposed nutrition and wellness plan design.
Review and Evaluation
- Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts in healthcare, policy, and related fields.
- Evaluation criteria include innovation, feasibility, potential impact, evidence-based approach, and the clarity of the presentation.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
5. HealthTech Innovation Challenge
The HealthTech Innovation Challenge aims to inspire students to present innovative healthcare technology ideas or prototypes that address current health challenges. The competition encourages the development of creative solutions leveraging technology to improve healthcare outcomes and experiences.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution at the time of registration.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines, including technology, healthcare, engineering, and business, are eligible to participate.
Team Composition:
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Interdisciplinary teams that bring together students with diverse skills, such as programming, design, healthcare, and business, are encouraged.
Focus Area:
- Proposed healthcare technology ideas or prototypes must address current health challenges.
- Challenges can range from diagnostics and treatment to patient engagement, wellness monitoring, or any other relevant healthcare domain.
Innovation and Creativity:
- Emphasize innovation and creativity in the healthcare technology solution.
- Explore novel approaches, technologies, or applications that set the proposal apart from existing solutions.
Feasibility and Implementation:
- Clearly outline the feasibility of implementing the proposed healthcare technology.
- Address potential challenges and provide realistic strategies for overcoming obstacles during development and deployment.
Impact on Healthcare:
- Articulate the potential impact of the proposed technology on healthcare outcomes.
- Demonstrate how the technology addresses a specific health challenge and contributes to positive outcomes for individuals or the healthcare system.
Prototype or Concept Presentation:
- Submissions may include either a prototype or a detailed concept presentation.
- Prototypes should showcase the functionality of the proposed healthcare technology, while concept presentations should provide a comprehensive overview of the idea.
Usability and User Experience:
- Prioritize user-centric design and usability in the healthcare technology solution.
- Consider the ease of use for both healthcare professionals and end-users, promoting a positive user experience.
Submission
Applicants have to submit their healthcare technology idea on or before the 30th April 2024 and only seven teams will be short listed for the final round.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal of the proposed healthcare innovation challenge.
Presentation Skills
- Seven teams will be selected for the final rounds and they have to present their healthcare technology idea or prototype to a panel of judges.
- Presentations should cover the problem statement, solution overview, technical details, potential impact, and a plan for further development.
Judging Criteria
- Final seven submissions will be evaluated based on innovation, feasibility, impact, usability, presentation skills, and the potential for implementation.
- Judges may also consider the scalability and sustainability of the proposed healthcare technology.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
- 4th Place: 50 USD
- 5th Place: 50 USD
6. Medical Quiz Bowl
The Medical Quiz Bowl is a knowledge-based competition designed to test participants’ understanding of various medical and healthcare topics. The competition aims to promote academic excellence, encourage collaboration, and enhance participants’ knowledge in the field of medicine.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized medical or healthcare-related educational institution.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to participate.
Team Composition:
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Interdisciplinary teams with participants from various medical specialties or healthcare fields are encouraged.
Field of Study:
- Participants must be pursuing studies in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, allied health sciences, or any related healthcare discipline.
Academic Standing:
- Participants should be in good academic standing with their respective institutions.
- No specific GPA requirements are imposed, but participants must not be on academic probation.
Quiz Format
- The quiz will cover a broad range of medical and healthcare topics, including anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, medical ethics, and current healthcare trends.
- The competition may include multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and clinical case scenarios.
Question Difficulty
- Questions will vary in difficulty to challenge participants across different levels of knowledge.
- The aim is to provide a fair and comprehensive assessment of participants’ understanding of medical and healthcare concepts.
Competition Structure
- The competition may consist of three rounds, including two preliminary rounds and a final round for top-scoring teams.
- Rounds may involve a mix of individual and team-based answering formats.
Moderation and Judging
- The quiz will be moderated by knowledgeable professionals or faculty members in the medical field.
- A panel of judges will assess responses and determine scores based on correctness, clarity, and speed.
Fair Play and Sportsmanship
- Participants are expected to exhibit fair play and sportsmanship throughout the competition.
- Any form of cheating, plagiarism, or unethical behavior will result in disqualification.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
7. Healthcare Entrepreneurship Pitch
The Healthcare Entrepreneurship Pitch is a competition that invites students to pitch innovative healthcare startup ideas to a panel of judges. The competition aims to foster entrepreneurial spirit, encourage creativity, and promote the development of impactful solutions in the healthcare sector.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines are eligible to participate.
Submission:
- Individual submissions are also accepted
- The competition is open to team submissions.
- Teams may consist of 3 members.
- Interdisciplinary teams that bring together students with diverse skills, such as business, technology, healthcare, and design, are encouraged.
Field of Study:
- Participants may come from various academic backgrounds, including business, medicine, engineering, information technology, and other related fields.
Innovation and Feasibility:
- Startup ideas must focus on innovation, addressing a specific challenge or opportunity in the healthcare sector.
- Emphasize the feasibility of implementing the proposed solution, considering technological, financial, and operational aspects.
Problem Statement
- Clearly articulate the problem or opportunity that the healthcare startup aims to address.
- Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the current healthcare landscape and the potential impact of the proposed solution.
Solution Overview
- Provide a comprehensive overview of the healthcare startup idea.
- Outline the key features, functionalities, and unique selling points that set the startup apart from existing solutions.
Market Analysis
- Conduct a market analysis to identify the target audience, market size, and potential competitors.
- Address the scalability of the startup and its relevance in the broader healthcare ecosystem.
Business Model
- Clearly define the business model for the healthcare startup.
- Discuss revenue streams, pricing strategies, and potential partnerships that contribute to the sustainability of the business.
Presentation Skills
- Teams must present their healthcare startup idea to a panel of judges.
- Presentations should cover the problem statement, solution overview, market analysis, business model, and potential impact.
Judging Criteria
- Submissions will be evaluated based on innovation, feasibility, market analysis, business model, presentation skills, and potential impact in the healthcare sector.
- Judges may also consider the practicality of implementation and the scalability of the proposed startup.
Questions and Answers Session
- Following the pitch presentation, teams will engage in a questions and answers session with the judging panel.
- Teams should be prepared to respond to inquiries about their startup idea, addressing any concerns or seeking additional clarification.
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines, uphold academic integrity, and maintain professionalism throughout the competition.
- Any violations may result in disqualification.
Registration
- Teams must enroll the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
8. Sustainable Healthcare Solutions Competition
The Sustainable Healthcare Solutions Competition invites academic professionals to propose solutions for creating sustainable and environmentally friendly healthcare systems. The competition aims to encourage educators to contribute innovative ideas that address the intersection of healthcare, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must currently hold a position as a lecturer or academic faculty member in a recognized educational institution.
- Lecturers with expertise in healthcare, environmental sciences, public health, or related fields are eligible to participate.
Individual Submissions:
- The competition is open to team submissions only.
- Each team may submit one proposal outlining a sustainable healthcare solution.
Focus Area:
- Proposals must address sustainability in healthcare, considering environmental impact, resource management, and eco-friendly practices within healthcare systems.
Innovation and Practicality
- Emphasize innovation in proposing sustainable solutions for healthcare systems.
- Address the practical implementation of the proposed ideas, considering the unique challenges and opportunities within healthcare settings.
Environmental Impact
- Clearly articulate how the proposed solutions contribute to reduce the environmental impact of healthcare operations.
- Consider aspects such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, sustainable sourcing, and carbon footprint reduction.
Resource Management
- Address sustainable resource management within healthcare systems.
- Propose strategies for optimizing resource use, reducing water consumption, and minimizing the ecological footprint of healthcare facilities.
Health Equity and Social Responsibility
- Consider the impact of sustainable healthcare solutions on health equity and social responsibility.
- Address how environmentally friendly practices can contribute to improved health outcomes and community well-being.
Cost-Effectiveness
- Discuss the cost-effectiveness of the proposed sustainable healthcare solutions.
- Consider the economic implications, potential cost savings, and long-term financial sustainability.
Feasibility and Scalability
- Clearly outline the feasibility of implementing the proposed solutions within existing healthcare systems.
- Discuss the potential for scalability and adaptation to different healthcare settings and regions.
Presentation
- Submissions must include a written document outlining the sustainable healthcare solution and a presentation.
- The presentation should effectively communicate the key aspects of the proposal, including its rationale, innovation, feasibility, and potential impact.
Review and Evaluation
- Submissions will be evaluated by a panel of experts in healthcare, sustainability, and related fields.
- Evaluation criteria include innovation, practicality, environmental impact, resource management, health equity considerations, and the clarity of the presentation.
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines, uphold academic integrity, and maintain professionalism throughout the competition.
- Any violations may result in disqualification.
Registration
- Teams must enroll the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a brief proposal.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
9. Cultural Performance Competition
The Cultural Performance Competition celebrates diversity and artistic expression by inviting students or teams to perform dances, plays, music, or other art forms that represent different cultures. The competition aims to showcase the richness of cultural traditions and foster an appreciation for diversity through creative performances.
Eligibility Criteria
Participant Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution at the time of registration.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines are eligible to participate.
Individuals or Teams
- Performances can be presented by teams.
- Teams may consist of 3 members, fostering collaborative and group expressions of culture.
Cultural Representation:
- Performances must represent a specific culture or a fusion of cultures.
- Participants are encouraged to explore and showcase the diversity of traditions, customs, and artistic expressions from around the world.
Performance Categories
- Accepted performance categories include dance, theater, music, spoken word, or any other cultural art form.
- Participants can choose the category that best aligns with their artistic expression.
Cultural Context
- Emphasize the cultural context of the performance.
- Provide a brief explanation or introduction to help the audience understand the cultural significance and meaning behind the performance.
Creativity and Originality
- Encourage creativity and originality in the interpretation of cultural elements.
- Participants are welcome to infuse modern or innovative elements while respecting the authenticity of the cultural representation.
Costumes and Props
- Costumes and props should align with the cultural theme of the performance.
- Participants are encouraged to pay attention to details that enhance the visual representation of the chosen culture.
Duration
- Performances should have a duration of 5 to 10 minutes.
- This timeframe allows for a captivating representation while accommodating the overall schedule of the competition.
Language and Respect
- Performances should use respectful and inclusive language.
- Be mindful of cultural sensitivities and avoid any elements that may be offensive or inappropriate.
Adjudication
- Performances will be evaluated by a panel of judges with expertise in cultural arts or related fields.
- Judging criteria may include cultural authenticity, creativity, performance quality, and audience engagement.
Code of Conduct
- Participants must adhere to ethical guidelines and respect cultural diversity.
- Any performances deemed disrespectful or inappropriate will result in disqualification.
Recording and Submissions
- Participants may submit recorded performances for virtual competitions by 30th April 2024.
- In live competitions, only the selected performances will be presented on stage.
Registration
- Teams must register for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, Organization/ University, and a recorded video of the performance.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
10. Social Media Influencer Challenge
The Social Media Influencer Challenge invites students to create impactful social media campaigns or content, including posts, videos, or infographics, focused on health topics. The competition aims to harness the power of social media to promote health awareness, education, and engagement.
Eligibility Criteria
Student Status:
- Participants must be currently enrolled as full-time students in a recognized educational institution at the time of registration.
- Both undergraduate and graduate students from various disciplines, including health sciences, communication, marketing, and social sciences, are eligible to participate.
Individuals or Teams:
- Content can be created by teams.
- Teams may consist of 3 members, encouraging collaborative efforts in crafting compelling social media campaigns.
Social Media Platforms:
- Participants can choose to focus their campaigns on popular social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or YouTube.
- Specify the chosen platform(s) for the campaign.
Health Topic Focus:
- Campaigns must address a specific health topic or issue.
- Topics can include but are not limited to mental health, physical well-being, preventive care, nutrition, fitness, or public health awareness.
Content Formats:
- Acceptable content formats include posts, videos, infographics, or a combination of these.
- Participants are encouraged to leverage the strengths of the chosen platform(s) for maximum impact.
Audience Engagement:
- Emphasize audience engagement and interactivity in the campaign.
- Encourage followers to share, comment, or participate in discussions related to the health topic.
Accuracy and Credibility:
- Ensure that the content is accurate, evidence-based, and credible.
- Reference reliable sources when presenting health information and avoid spreading misinformation.
Creativity and Innovation:
- Encourage creativity and innovation in presenting health information.
- Explore engaging storytelling, visual elements, or interactive features to capture the audience’s attention.
Campaign Duration
- Specify the duration of the social media campaign.
- Longer campaigns may allow for sustained engagement, while shorter campaigns should focus on immediate impact.
Metrics and Analytics
- Participants should track relevant metrics and analytics to measure the success of their campaigns.
- Metrics may include reach, engagement, follower growth, and audience demographics.
Judging Criteria
- Campaigns will be evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the health topic, audience engagement, accuracy, and overall impact.
- Judges may also consider the use of social media features, such as hashtags, polls, or live sessions.
Registration
- Teams must apply for the competition by the 30th April 2024. A 100 $ registration fee per member should be paid only if your team get selected for the final round.
- Provide Team members’ names, contact information, and Organization/ University.
Prizes
- Cash Prizes include recognition, certificate, and potential exposure to industry professionals.
- First three places will be selected from each competition and the prizes will be arranged as below.
- 1st Place: 300 USD
- 2nd Place: 200 USD
- 3rd Place: 100 USD
- 4th Place: 50 USD