Mobile Health Technology Shared Resource

移动医疗技术共享资源-摘要 移动医疗技术共享资源(MHealth SR)是斯蒂芬森癌症中心(SCC)- 管理机构，开发旨在预防癌症的高级网络和移动应用程序， 补充癌症治疗，提高癌症幸存者的生活质量。在……的总体指导下 Michael Businelle博士，mHealth SR与SCC研究人员合作，创建创新的网络和移动- 基于应用，识别和干预环境、认知、情感、生理和 危险因素的行为前因(如吸烟、酗酒、肥胖、不服药) 与癌症有关(一级、二级和三级预防)。 应用程序是使用最先进的跨平台设计工具开发的，这些工具促进了数据 使用各种设备和技术(例如智能手机)在真实环境中实时捕获 基于自我报告评估、可穿戴式活动监视器、全球定位数据、其他支持蓝牙 设备)。共享资源员工和领导层利用他们的专业知识来开发和管理 多项移动健康研究、跨平台编程以及将多个数据流与 自动决策规则，以创建自动、动态定制和自适应的干预措施。利用这一点 MHealth SR是一套专门的技能、技术知识和SCC基础架构，可实现快速翻译 将创新的研究想法转化为具有成本效益和高度可传播性的应用程序。MHealth SR目前 占用620平方英尺。(总共18,809个科幻小说。SCC-指定空间)位于大学研究部4楼 公园(URP)四号楼。这个URP空间也是SCC癌症预防和控制计划的所在地。 SCC于2015年11月建立了mHealth SR，以增强社区的新方法 宣传和参与，并满足SCC集水区服务不足人口的需求。 这项投资是对2014年外部咨询委员会关于建立共享的 将允许进行量身定制的数据收集和干预开发的资源。自打开mHealth以来 SR为美国国立卫生研究院资助的三项研究、12项拨款建议提供了技术服务和专业知识 目前正在联邦拨款机构审查，以及八项试点研究。因此，有一种真正的需要和 SCC成员有兴趣使用移动应用程序来进一步研究，预计 这一新的共享资源的利用率将继续增长。

MOBILE HEALTH TECHNOLOGY SHARED RESOURCE – ABSTRACT The Mobile Heath Technology Shared Resource (mHealth SR) is a Stephenson Cancer Center (SCC)- managed facility which develops advanced web and mobile applications that aim to prevent cancer, supplement cancer treatments and improve the quality of life for cancer survivors. Under the overall direction of Michael Businelle, PhD, the mHealth SR works with SCC researchers to create innovative web- and mobile- based applications that identify and intervene upon environmental, cognitive, affective, physiological and behavioral antecedents of risk factors (e.g., smoking, heavy alcohol use, obesity, medication non-adherence) linked to cancer (primary, secondary and tertiary prevention). Applications are developed using state-of-the-science cross-platform design instruments that facilitate data capture in real time in real-life environments using a wide range of devices and technologies (e.g., smartphone based self-report assessments, wearable activity monitors, global positioning data, other Bluetooth enabled devices). Shared Resource staff and leadership employ their expertise in the development and management of multiple mHealth studies, cross-platform programming and the integration of multiple data streams with automated decision rules to create automated, dynamically tailored and adaptive interventions. Leveraging this specialized set of skills, technical knowledge and SCC infrastructure, the mHealth SR enables rapid translation of innovative research ideas into cost-effective and highly disseminable applications. The mHealth SR currently occupies 620 sf. (out of a total of 18,809 sf. of SCC-designated space) on the 4th floor of University Research Park (URP) Building Four. This URP space also houses the SCC's Cancer Prevention and Control program. The SCC established the mHealth SR in November 2015 in order to enhance novel methods for community outreach and engagement and to address the needs of underserved populations in the SCC catchment area. This investment is in response to a 2014 External Advisory Board recommendation to establish a shared resource that would allow for tailored data gathering and intervention development. Since opening the mHealth SR has contributed its technical services and expertise to three NIH-funded studies, 12 grant proposals currently under review at federal granting agencies, and eight pilot studies. Thus, there is a real need and interest among SCC members to employ mobile applications to further their research, and it is anticipated that the utilization of this new Shared Resource will continue to grow.