The Center for Accelerating Practices to End Suicide through Technology Translation (CAPES)

通过技术转化加速结束自杀实践中心 (CAPES)

基本信息

批准号：
10577117
负责人：
Edwin D Boudreaux
金额：
$ 336.07万
依托单位：
UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS MED SCH WORCESTER
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2023
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2023-04-05 至 2028-03-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10577117
关键词：
Acceleration Accident and Emergency department Administrator Adoption Algorithms American Anemia Award Biometry Businesses Caring Cause of Death Cellular Phone Clinical Clinical Trials Design Collaborations Communities Computer software Data Data Analyses Data Science Depression screen Development Dimensions Discipline Economics Electronic Health Record Elements Engineering Enrollment Ensure Environment Epidemiology Ethics Evidence based practice Exploration, Preparation, Implementation, and Sustainment Faculty Family Feeling suicidal Fostering Friends Funding Future Growth Health Health system Healthcare Systems Hybrids Individual Information Technology Infrastructure Internist Intervention Knowledge Learning Machine Learning Mental Health Methods Modeling Monitor National Institute of Mental Health Outcome Outpatients Patients Peer Review Performance Pilot Projects Policies Population Heterogeneity Populations at Risk Positioning Attribute Postdoctoral Fellow Prevention Primary Care Process Psychologist Public Health Public Health Informatics Publications Quality of Care Recording of previous events Research Research Activity Research Design Research Personnel Resources Risk Science Services Structure Suicide Suicide attempt Suicide prevention Symptoms System Technology Technology Transfer Testing Training Translating Translational Research Translations United States United States National Institutes of Health Voice acute care clinical care clinical practice college computerized dashboard data management design digital health dissemination strategy economic evaluation efficacy evaluation evidence base experience graduate student health care settings health disparity health economics implementation framework implementation science implementation/effectiveness improved innovation insight intervention delivery mobile application operation patient population person centered practice setting prevent reducing suicide research to practice risk prediction routine care screening socioeconomics suicidal suicidal risk suicide model synergism technology development translational goal translational progress university student virtual

Acceleration Accident and Emergency department Administrator Adoption Algorithms American Anemia Award Biometry Businesses Caring Cause of Death Cellular Phone Clinical Clinical Trials Design Collaborations Communities Computer software Data Data Analyses Data Science Depression screen Development Dimensions Discipline Economics Electronic Health Record Elements Engineering Enrollment Ensure Environment Epidemiology Ethics Evidence based practice Exploration, Preparation, Implementation, and Sustainment Faculty Family Feeling suicidal Fostering Friends Funding Future Growth Health Health system Healthcare Systems Hybrids Individual Information Technology Infrastructure Internist Intervention Knowledge Learning Machine Learning Mental Health Methods Modeling Monitor National Institute of Mental Health Outcome Outpatients Patients Peer Review Performance Pilot Projects Policies Population Heterogeneity Populations at Risk Positioning Attribute Postdoctoral Fellow Prevention Primary Care Process Psychologist Public Health Public Health Informatics Publications Quality of Care Recording of previous events Research Research Activity Research Design Research Personnel Resources Risk Science Services Structure Suicide Suicide attempt Suicide prevention Symptoms System Technology Technology Transfer Testing Training Translating Translational Research Translations United States United States National Institutes of Health Voice acute care clinical care clinical practice college computerized dashboard data management design digital health dissemination strategy economic evaluation efficacy evaluation evidence base experience graduate student health care settings health disparity health economics implementation framework implementation science implementation/effectiveness improved innovation insight intervention delivery mobile application operation patient population person centered practice setting prevent reducing suicide research to practice risk prediction routine care screening socioeconomics suicidal suicidal risk suicide model synergism technology development translational goal translational progress university student virtual

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项目摘要

CAPES OVERALL: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Significance: Recently, we have seen massive growth in availability of empirically supported technologies enabling suicide risk identification, monitoring, and prevention in healthcare settings. However, our knowledge of effective, efficient strategies to translate these technologies into clinical practice is weak. As a result, these technologies are not being optimally deployed to prevent suicides. The Center for Accelerating Practices to End Suicide through Technology Translation ( CAPES ) will bridge this research-to-practice gap. Investigators: CAPES transdisciplinary Faculty, Advisors, and Consultants have extensive expertise in the disciplines required to successfully support the CAPES mission and its individual projects, producing synergistic insights and discovery. Combined, the team has over 1,000 high-impact publications in fields relevant to or directly studying the intersection of suicide prevention, implementation science, digital health technology development and translation to practice, health disparities, study design and analysis, and healthcare systems- based change. This scientific depth will be accompanied by longitudinal engagement of diverse stakeholders. Innovation: CAPES will be the first NIMH center focused on accelerating evidence-based suicide care by leveraging technology solutions across multiple healthcare settings. Further, it will leverage innovations in implementation science, person-centered design, hybrid clinical trial design, technology-related economics evaluations, business development, and ethics to maximize scientific and public health impact. Approach: The CAPES Administrative Core will collaborate with the Methods Core to maximize the Center’s impact by creating synergy; prioritizing evidence-based, scalable technologies for study; creating relevance across multiple settings and diverse patient populations; leveraging the Zero Suicide framework to align with priorities of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention and NIMH; and fostering business development and technology transfer to help ensure successful public dissemination, adoption, and sustainability. Environment: UMass and Worcester Polytechnic Institute have an established history of successfully carrying out collaborative studies and are perfectly situated to support this Center. Their networked capabilities, combined with other academic, health system, business, and community partners, provide layered, complementary resource access for clinical care improvement, technology development, technology transfer from research settings to clinical use, and widespread dissemination of CAPES resources. Impact: Led by accomplished investigators with access to powerful resources, CAPES will be ideally situated to answer the critical research questions posed in this proposal and reach many diverse settings and patient populations. CAPES innovative embrace of evidence-based suicide care technologies, combined with a strong focus on Zero Suicide alignment, implementation science advances, technology transfer, and multi-channel dissemination, position it for transformational impact on suicide prevention in healthcare settings.

总体上：项目摘要/摘要意义：最近，我们看到了经验支持的技术的可用性大量增长在医疗机构中实现自杀风险识别，监测和预防。但是，我们的知识将这些技术转化为临床实践的有效，有效的策略很弱。结果，这些技术并未最佳地部署以防止自杀。加速实践中心通过技术翻译结束自杀（斗篷）将弥合这一研究对实践差距。调查人员：Capes跨学科教师，顾问和顾问在成功支持开普斯任务及其个别项目所需的学科，产生协同作用见解和发现。该团队结合在一起，在与或直接研究预防自杀，实施科学，数字卫生技术的交集发展和翻译为实践，健康分布，研究设计和分析以及医疗保健系统 - 基于更改。该科学深度将通过潜水者利益相关者的纵向参与来实现。创新：斗篷将是第一个致力于加速循证自杀护理的NIMH中心利用多个医疗机构的技术解决方案。此外，它将利用创新实施科学，以人为本的设计，混合临床试验设计，技术相关经济学评估，业务发展和道德规范，以最大程度地发挥科学和公共卫生的影响。方法：Capes行政核心将与方法核心合作，以最大化中心的通过创造协同作用来影响；优先考虑基于证据的可扩展技术；创建相关性在多种环境和潜水员的患者人群中；利用零自杀框架与国家预防自杀和NIMH的国家行动联盟的优先事项；并促进业务发展和技术转移，以帮助确保成功的公众传播，采用和可持续性。环境：UMass和Worcester理工学院拥有成功的历史进行协作研究，非常适合支持该中心。他们的网络功能，结合其他学术，卫生系统，商业和社区合作伙伴，提供分层，互补的资源访问临床护理改进，技术开发，技术转移从研究环境到临床用途，再到广泛的斗篷资源传播。影响：由有能力获得强大资源的成熟调查员领导，披肩将是理想位置的回答本提案中假设的关键研究问题，并遇到许多潜水员的环境和患者人群。 Capes创新的循证自杀护理技术的拥抱，结合了强大专注于零自杀一致，实施科学进步，技术转移和多渠道传播，将其定位为对医疗环境中自杀预防的变革影响。