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EPSRC - NIHR HTC Partnership Award: Promoting Real Independence through Design Expertise (PRIDE)

EPSRC - NIHR HTC 合作伙伴奖：通过设计专业知识促进真正的独立 (PRIDE)

基本信息

批准号：
EP/M000273/1
负责人：
John Clarkson
金额：
$ 19.1万
依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2014 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FM000273%2F1
关键词：
EPSRC NIHR HTC Partnership Award

项目摘要

Global and local (UK) populations are ageing and this has contributed to an increase in demand for health and welfare services. Chronic and long-term conditions are also on the increase, leading to increased costs of health and social care and wide-ranging changes to the nature of health interventions. As a result, it is increasingly desirable to keep people out of hospital, treating people nearer to, or in their home. For reasons of cost, convenience and dignity it is also sometimes desirable that patients engage in self-care or carer-delivered care. Care independence has long been a feature of some diagnosis and treatment regimes: most medications are taken by the patient themselves; diabetic patients regularly monitor blood sugar levels and inject themselves. This work aims to extend these concepts of self care to a boarder range of health conditions, and their associated technologies, that are not currently expected to be delivered by the patient or their carer. The network consists of four academic centres:* Cambridge Engineering Design Centre, University of Cambridge;* CHI+MED, Collaboration led by University College London (UCL);* Loughborough Design School, Loughborough University and* Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Artand three Healthcare Technology Cooperatives (HTCs)* Devices for Dignity, (D4D) Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust;* MindTech HTC, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust and Institute of Psychiatry and * Brain Injury HTC, Cambridge Universities Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.This network of design researchers and healthcare technology specialists will carry out a series of design-led pilot projects to explore solutions to care independence challenges. The aim of the pilot projects is to encourage innovation in order to find radical new ways of using technologies to allow sustainable patient independence while maintaining clinical quality, safety and patient and carer experience while reducing costs. The pilot projects will be need driven and will be selected as part of the networking with NIHR Healthcare Technology Cooperatives. The pilot project outputs will be conceptual designs that can be further developed (not funded by the network) or definitions of research need that can be developed into research proposals.

全球和当地(英国)人口正在老龄化，这导致对健康和福利服务的需求增加。慢性和长期疾病也在增加，导致卫生和社会护理费用增加，卫生干预措施的性质发生了广泛的变化。因此，人们越来越希望让人们远离医院，在离家更近或更近的地方治疗他们。出于成本、便利和尊严的原因，有时也希望患者进行自我护理或护理员提供的护理。护理独立性长期以来一直是一些诊断和治疗方案的一个特征：大多数药物由患者自己服用；糖尿病患者定期监测血糖水平并自行注射。这项工作旨在将这些自我护理的概念扩展到更广泛的健康状况及其相关技术，目前患者或其照顾者并不希望提供这些健康状况及其相关技术。该网络由四个学术中心组成：*剑桥大学工程设计中心；*CHI+MED，由伦敦大学学院(UCL)领导；*拉夫堡设计学院，拉夫堡大学和*海伦·哈姆林设计中心，皇家艺术学院；*Devices for Dignity，(D4D)谢菲尔德教学医院NHS基金会信托基金；*MindTech HTC，诺丁汉郡医疗保健NHS信托基金和精神病学和*脑损伤HTC，剑桥大学医院NHS基金会信托基金。这个由设计研究人员和医疗技术专家组成的网络将开展一系列以设计为主导的试点项目，探索解决方案，以应对医疗独立性的挑战。试点项目的目的是鼓励创新，以便找到激进的新方法，利用技术实现可持续的患者独立性，同时保持临床质量、安全性以及患者和护理人员的体验，同时降低成本。试点项目将由需求驱动，并将被选为与NIHR医疗保健技术合作社联网的一部分。试点项目的产出将是可以进一步发展的概念设计(不是由网络资助的)，或者是可以发展成研究提案的研究需要的定义。