AIR: Engineering the Evaluation of Online Health and Wellness Promotion Applications

拟议的AIR项目将使一项新的技术突破-交互式网络研究系统（IWERS-TDP）商业化，以提供和评估一种新的在线预防应用程序-TeenDrivingPlan，并将确定和实施对IWERS-TDP的调整，以将其用作对各种应用程序进行大规模评估的通用平台（IWERS-GENERAL）。IWERS概念采用的方法将FDA监测的临床研究试验的严格性和所需的隐私和安全性带到在线应用的评估中。第一年将涉及开发生态系统，商业化TeenDrivingPlan和IWERS-TDP评估系统，并设计市场驱动的IWERS-TDP修改。第二年将专注于发展生态系统，并与行业合作者和新投资者合作，实施所需的软件调整，将IWERS-TDP发展成为IWERS-GENERAL平台。拟议的生态系统将支持两个国家目标：（1）加强美国创新生态系统（促进健康和保健的技术）和（2）创造一个所有人都能长寿健康的社会。通过加速将经评估的、商业上可行的预防伤害、促进健康和疾病管理在线应用程序商业化，该生态系统将减少在获得高质量卫生资源方面的差距。创业方面的经验培训将通过水资源信息系统的开发、研究和商业化工作，为不同的学生从事电子保健职业做好准备。随着生态系统的建立，就业机会将被创造出来，并发展成为大费城地区健康和健康领域的区域中心辐射技术集群。女性主导的生态系统将促进多元化的教师参与。

The proposed AIR project will commercialize a new technological breakthrough, the Interactive Web-Enabled Research System (IWERS-TDP), for the delivery and evaluation of a new online prevention application, TeenDrivingPlan, and will determine and implement adaptations of IWERS-TDP for its use as a general-purpose platform (IWERS-GENERAL) for large scale evaluation of diverse applications. The IWERS concept applies methodologies that bring rigor and required privacy and security of FDA-monitored clinical research trials to the evaluation of online applications. Year 1 will involve developing the Ecosystem, commercializing TeenDrivingPlan and the IWERS-TDP evaluation system, and designing market-driven modifications of IWERS-TDP. Year 2 will focus on growing the Ecosystem and implementing required software adaptations to evolve IWERS-TDP into the IWERS-GENERAL platform, in partnership with industry collaborators and new investors. The proposed Ecosystem will support two national goals: (1) to strengthen the US innovation ecosystem (for technology to promote health and wellness) and (2) to create a society in which all people live long, healthy lives. Through accelerated commercialization of evaluated, commercially viable online applications in injury prevention, health promotion and disease management that are broadly available through the Web, the Ecosystem will reduce disparities in access to high quality health resources. Experiential training in entrepreneurship will prepare diverse students for careers in e-Health through work on IWERS development, research and commercialization. Jobs will be created as the Ecosystem is established and evolves into a regional hub-and-spoke technology cluster in Health and Wellness in the Greater Philadelphia Region. The woman-led Ecosystem will promote diverse faculty participation.