The Impact Integrated Data System for Quality and Outcomes Tracking of Prevention Programs

用于预防计划质量和结果跟踪的影响综合数据系统

• 批准号: 9464495
• 负责人: MELISSA E. DEROSIER
• 金额: $ 52.46万
• 依托单位: 3-C INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2016-09-07 至 2020-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9464495
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Abstract There has been substantial progress in developing evidence-based prevention programs (EBPPs) for preventing risky behaviors and promoting positive mental health outcomes for youth. Unfortunately, EBPP adoption, quality implementation, long-term sustainability, and scalability in real world service settings continues to lag far behind, jeopardizing the ability to achieve the intended broad scale public impact. This SBIR Phase II project will address a key implementation barrier to broad scale adoption and sustained use of EBPPs—the need for ongoing tracking and documentation of how (process data) and to what extent (outcomes data) an EBPP results in intended youth outcomes under real-world conditions. Building on the existing collaboration between 3C Institute and Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development (University of Colorado Boulder, Institute of Behavioral Science), we will fully develop and pilot test Impact, an easy to use, cost- and time-efficient technology platform which gathers relevant process and outcomes data and produces meaningful real-time data analytics and reports (at provider, service setting, and state-wide levels) with continuous quality improvement (QCI) feedback for providers. The proposed project will accomplish three specific aims: (1) Fully develop the full software product, with all Impact functions customized for three Blueprints-supported EBPPs, using an iterative user-centered development-testing-revision process to ensure the software achieves optimal usability for intended end users. (2) Conduct a pilot field study with EBPP providers to assess Impact’s feasibility, usability, and value compared to standard data tracking methods as well as resulting improvements in provider perceptions, implementation quality, and youth outcomes. Providers will be randomly assigned to either: (a) use of Impact across the full 6-month trial period or (b) use of Impact starting at the mid-point. We expect Impact will result in significant improvements in all areas. (3) Prepare Impact for commercialization by conducting focus groups with EBPP providers and administrators to review pilot test results and gather stakeholder feedback to finalize the complete product. Preparation for Phase III commercial launch will include development of all needed demos, resources, and e-training materials on how to use the software, as well as integration of e-commerce functions. Impact’s modular, customizable technology infrastructure will be able to accommodate a wide array of EBPPs, providing a much needed cost-effective mechanism to support large-scale dissemination and use in school and community mental health service settings, thereby increasing the likelihood a program’s core features are adhered to over time and maximizing treatment benefits for youth. In addition, agency and state administrators will be able to easily track implementation for enhanced accountability and effective monitoring of cost-effectiveness and benefits.

抽象的 在制定循证预防计划（EBPP）方面取得了重大进展，以防止 冒险行为并促进青年的积极心理健康成果。不幸的是，EBPP采用，质量 现实世界服务环境中的实施，长期可持续性和可伸缩性继续落后于 危害实现预期的广泛公共影响力的能力。这个SBIR II期项目将解决 大规模采用和持续使用EBPP的关键实施障碍 - 持续跟踪的需求 以及有关（过程数据）和如何在多大程度上（结果数据）的文档，EBPP导致预期的青年 在现实世界中的结果。建立在3C研究所和蓝图之间的现有合作的基础上 对于健康的青年发展（科罗拉多大学博尔德大学，行为科学研究所），我们将完全 开发和进行试验测试影响，这是一个易于使用，成本和时间效率的技术平台，可以收集相关性 处理和结果数据并产生有意义的实时数据分析和报告（在提供商，服务提供商 设置和全州范围），提供提供者的持续质量改进（QCI）反馈。提议 项目将实现三个具体目标：（1）充分开发完整的软件产品，并具有所有影响功能 使用迭代以用户为中心的开发测试 - 修订版为三个蓝图支持的EBPP进行定制 确保软件可为预期的最终用户实现最佳可用性的过程。 （2）进行飞行员场 与标准数据跟踪相比 方法以及提供者的看法，实施质量和青年成果的改善。 提供者将被随机分配给：（a）在整个6个月的整个试用期间使用撞击或（b） 撞击从中点开始。我们预计影响将导致所有领域的重大改善。 （3）准备 通过与EBPP提供商和管理员进行焦点小组来审查商业化的商业化影响 试点测试结果并收集利益相关者的反馈以最终确定完整的产品。准备第三阶段 商业发布将包括开发所有必要的演示，资源和电子培训材料 使用该软件以及电子商务功能的集成。 Impact的模块化，可定制的技术 基础设施将能够容纳各种各样的EBPP，提供急需的成本效益 支持大规模传播和在学校和社区心理健康服务中使用的机制 设置，因此增加了程序的核心功能随着时间的流逝和最大化 青年的治疗益处。此外，代理机构和国家管理员将能够轻松跟踪 实施以增强问责制和有效监控成本效益和收益。