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Technical experts and leaders from McKelvey Engineering, Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM), BJC Supply Chain, and BJC/WUSM Healthcare Innovation Lab are involved in on-going collaborations to address the projected demand for ventilators and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for medical staff and patients in the area.

A WashU/BJC Maker Task Force has been established to include collaborators from each of these areas and the broader St. Louis “maker” community. The Maker Task Force executive team has been working to understand how to best use these collective efforts to identify the supplies that are needed, build or source them to scale, and ensure they are delivered to the clinicians and patients who need them quickly.

If you have suggestions for designs or solutions that have been published, can provide resources, or have maker capabilities within your organization, please fill out the following form to be reviewed by a qualified member of our Maker Task Force. This will help us to streamline our efforts as we are currently fielding a number of requests and offers and tracking
available resources.

Name of Organization (Company, University, Medical Center, or Department)

Contact Information

Name (First, Last)

Title

Email Address

If providing a potential solution, please provide a link that describes this solution. Links should be publicly accessible. Please do not submit links to design documents that are proprietary.

Please briefly describe how you became aware of this potential solution.

If providing potential resources or maker capabilities, please describe what you may be able to offer.

Please indicate the quantity, make, model, and printer type (FFA/SLA/other) of the 3D printers you have available as well as any materials (filament dia for FFF, etc) in stock.

Additional Comments

Thank you for your interest in supporting these efforts. A leader from the Maker Task Force will collect your response and be in touch.