SBIR Phase I: School-based Wellness Integrated Systems Hub: a comprehensive online health service management system designed for school health centers

小型企业创新研究(SBIR)第一阶段项目的更广泛影响/商业潜力是，通过创建更高效的定制服务，最大限度地提高使用校本卫生中心(SBHC)的学生的健康、学业成功和中学后成就的机会。这些成果将有助于改善学生成年后的社会、经济和健康状况，并使美国总体人口更加健康。校本健康综合系统中心(SWISH)将提供专门为SBHC设计的全面的在线服务文档和数据管理系统。与传统的电子健康记录系统不同，SWISH将作为数据源之间的单一枢纽，消除对多个系统的需要。SWISH为工作人员提供机制，以确定临床服务的优先事项和需要护理的学生。该平台符合健康、安全和隐私法规，提供支持评估、分类、协调和提供SBHC内多个角色的护理的功能。SWISH还将促进评估服务对学生健康、福祉和学业表现的影响。这一能力--不是由现有的市场解决方案提供的--服务于计划的效率和效果目标，很可能受到SBHC工作人员和管理人员的欢迎，从而导致产品的强劲商业化。拟议的项目将为校本卫生中心(SBHC)开发和测试一个原型数据管理系统。SBHC正在美国蓬勃发展；它们处于有利地位，通过增加学校校园内医疗保健的可及性和连续性，满足服务不足的青少年未得到满足的身心健康需求。值得注意的是，虽然卫生信息技术系统在SBHC的质量改进、运营和可持续性方面发挥了关键作用，但少数SBHC报告说已经建立了数据管理系统。这代表着一个关键的基础设施缺口。拟议的技术将通过提供一个专门为SBHC提供者设计的安全、共享的环境来记录服务，利用“智能列表”算法来识别需要服务的学生，高效地为学生服务，并协调SBHC内外的护理和资源，从而弥补这一差距。为了实现这些目标，项目团队将：1)将他们在设计、技术和项目管理方面的专业知识应用于创建最低可行的产品原型；以及2)与目标受众成员一起进行可用性测试。

The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project is maximizing chances for improved health, academic success, and post-secondary achievement of students who use School Based Health Centers (SBHCs) through creating more efficient, tailored services. These gains will contribute to students' improved social, economic, and health outcomes as adults, and a healthier U.S. population overall. The School-based Wellness Integrated Systems Hub (SWISH) will offer a comprehensive, online service documentation and data management system designed specifically for SBHCs. In contrast with traditional electronic health record systems, SWISH will serve as a single hub between data sources, eliminating the need for multiple systems. SWISH offers mechanisms for staff to identify clinical service priorities and those students in need of care. The platform, which complies with health, security and privacy regulations, provides functionality that supports the assessment, triage, coordination and provision of care across multiple roles within SBHCs. SWISH will also facilitate evaluation of service impact on student health, wellbeing and academic performance. This capability - not provided by existing market solutions - serves program efficiency and effectiveness goals and is likely to be well received by SBHC staff and administrators leading to robust commercialization of the product.The proposed project will develop and test a prototype data management system for School Based Health Centers (SBHCs). SBHCs are proliferating in the U.S; they are well positioned to address the unmet physical and mental health needs of underserved youth by increasing accessibility and continuity of health care on the school campus. Notably, while health information technology systems play a critical role in SBHC quality improvement, operations, and sustainability, a minority of SBHCs report having a data management system in place. This represents a critical infrastructure gap. The proposed technology will address this gap by providing a secure, shared environment specifically designed for SBHC providers to document service, utilize "smart list" algorithms to identify students in need of services, serve students efficiently, and coordinate care and resources within and outside the SBHC. To achieve these goals, the project team will: 1) apply their expertise in design, technology and project management to the creation of a Minimally Viable Product prototype; and 2) usability test SWISH with members of the target audience.