Table 1.

Leveraging Digilego Core Architecture to Peripartum Depression

Existing Digilego and Features	Related New PPD Digilego
DigiMe: A digital representation of the patient’s profile (i.e. name, age, location). Features: insurance information, transition assistance, related surveys according to target condition, and personal profile.	In addition to the main user page containing the patient’s personal profile, the “How am I doing today?” Digilego block is a repository of screening survey tools that can be accessed by the patient on a regular basis.
DigiSocial: Encompasses digital social engagement. May include components such as online discussion forums and education sources. Features: Social hub, education, question corner, and journaling.	“My Diary”: notebook-style tool for patients to record recent experiences and feelings. “Library”: information center where patients can search the latest evidence-based information about PPD, and related topics. “Mom Talk”: social media feature where patients can share their experiences and provide each other support and a sense of community.
DigiEHR: A digital record of the patient’s clinical profile. Features: treatment summary, labs, alerts, and follow-up.	“My Care”: repository of the patient’s clinical information, including caregiver profile, medications, and upcoming clinical appointments.