The Health ePeople Resource for Mobilized Research
用于动员研究的 Health ePeople 资源
基本信息
- 批准号:9754145
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 148.11万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至 2021-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:ArchitectureAwardBehaviorCardiovascular DiseasesCellular PhoneCharacteristicsClinical ResearchCohort StudiesComputerized Medical RecordConsentCustomDataData AnalyticsData Base ManagementData CollectionDatabasesDevicesDiseaseElectronic Health RecordEmerging TechnologiesEngineeringEnrollmentFundingGeneticGeographyGoalsHealthHealth TechnologyHuman ResourcesImageInfrastructureInstitutional Review BoardsInternetIntervention TrialMedical RecordsMethodsModelingObservational StudyOutcomeParticipantPatient Outcomes AssessmentsPatient Self-ReportPersonsPopulationPrevention strategyPrivacyProspective StudiesRandomizedResearchResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResourcesSafetySecuritySiliconStructureSurveysSystemTalentsTechnologyTestingTimeVisionWorkbaseclinical efficacycohortcost effectivedashboarddata integrationdata managementdata visualizationdesigndigitalepidemiology studyflexibilityhigh standardimprovedindustry partnerinterestinteroperabilitymHealthmobile applicationmobile computingpublic-private partnershiprandomized trialrecruitresearch studysensorsuccesstooluser-friendlyvalidation studieswearable device
项目摘要
RESOURCE CORE— PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
We seek to create the Health ePeople Resource, a nimble, readily-accessible, and reliable infrastructure to
conduct mHealth research. This effort will build on the current Health eHeart Study, an internet-based clinical
research platform that has enrolled more than 20,000 engaged participants from around the world. Although
initially developed to study cardiovascular disease, Health eHeart is in use by investigators from multiple fields,
and helps us jumpstart many of the objectives set out in the current RFA. We have successfully implemented a
user-friendly interface built to collect patient-reported outcomes, validated survey data, and integrations with
multiple sensors, devices, and apps; we have an IRB approved system using modular electronic consenting;
we have over 20,000 deeply involved participants interested in contributing to mHealth research; we have
developed ways for external investigators to utilize and enroll their own participants in a customizable fashion;
we have developed a study management portal (including a real-time dashboard and participant characteristic-
based filtering system) and a flexible messaging system that can be utilized by external investigators; we have
built a database and data management system constructed to adhere to the highest standards of privacy,
security, and reliability; and we have iterated and adapted the platform to take advantage of emerging
technology and cutting-edge methods. Building from these strengths, we are ready to fully leverage the
opportunities afforded by this award, transforming the Health eHeart Study into a general Health ePeople
Resource. The Resource Core will be responsible for the following objectives: to expand, improve and iterate
upon our participant-facing portal designed to remotely collect self-reported, medical record, device, sensor
and mobile data; to expand and improve a redundant, scalable, and fault-tolerant backend and database to
reliably curate large quantities of structured and unstructured data; to expand, improve, iterate and maintain a
readily accessible interface that enables rapid study implementation for a variety of investigators to customize
and utilize a participant portal and backend and database for their mHealth research; to expand, improve and
iterate an infrastructure for data analytics, data visualization, and interoperability with external databases; to
expand and maintain a cohort of research participants engaged in mHealth that is constructed to provide rapid
and customizable selection for observational studies, validation studies, and randomized interventional trials;
and finally, to develop and deploy a model to financially and technologically sustain the Health ePeople
Resource beyond the proposed funding period.
资源核心 - 项目摘要/摘要
我们试图创建健康的居民资源,这是一种敏捷,易于访问且可靠的基础架构
进行MHealth研究。这项工作将基于当前的Health Eheart研究,这是一项基于Internet的临床
研究平台已招募了来自世界各地的20,000多名参与者。虽然
Health Eheart最初开发用于研究心血管疾病,由来自多个领域的研究人员使用
并帮助我们开始当前RFA中列出的许多目标。我们已经成功实施了
用户友好的界面构建,以收集患者报告的结果,经过验证的调查数据以及与
多个传感器,设备和应用程序;我们使用模块化电子同意有IRB批准的系统;
我们有20,000多名有兴趣为MHealth Research做出贡献的参与者;我们有
为外部调查人员开发了以可定制的方式利用和招募自己的参与者的方法;
我们已经开发了一个研究管理门户(包括实时仪表板和参与者特征 -
基于过滤系统)和外部研究人员可以使用的灵活消息传递系统;我们有
构建了一个构建的数据库和数据管理系统,该系统遵循最高的隐私标准,
安全性和可靠性;我们已经迭代并改编了平台以利用新兴
技术和尖端方法。通过这些优势建立,我们准备充分利用
该奖项提供的机会,将健康性的研究转变为一般健康的众议员
资源。资源核心将负责以下目标:扩展,改进和迭代
在我们参与的面向式门户网站上,旨在远程收集自我报告,病历,设备,传感器
和移动数据;扩展和改善冗余,可扩展和容忍故障的后端和数据库
可靠地策划大量结构化和非结构化数据;扩展,改进,迭代和维护
易于访问的界面,可以快速研究实施各种研究人员的界面
并利用参与者门户网站,后端和数据库进行MHealth研究;扩展,改进和
迭代数据分析,数据可视化以及与外部数据库的互操作性的基础架构;到
扩展和维持一系列研究参与MHealth的研究参与者,这些参与者旨在提供快速
以及可定制的观察性研究,验证研究和随机介入试验的选择;
最后,开发和部署一个模型以在财务上和技术上维持健康的居民
超出拟议资金期限的资源。
项目成果
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用于动员研究的 Health ePeople 资源
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