Informative Technology: Linking Parents and Providers

信息技术：连接家长和提供者

• 批准号: 6531619
• 负责人: STEPHEN C PORTER
• 金额: $ 12.51万
• 依托单位: BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-07-01 至 2005-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6531619
• 关键词: asthma; behavioral /social science research tag; caregivers; child health care personnel; children; clinical research; human subject; informatics; parents; patient care management; patient oriented research; pediatrics; technology /technique development

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The candidate is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine subspecialist committed to a career in clinical research emphasizing patient-centered quality improvement and collaborative information management between parents and pediatric providers. His career goals include the development and evaluation of informatics-based data management and decision support tools that link parent-derived information directly to the care process. Electronic information management addresses AHRQ research priorities regarding error prevention, disparities in health, and patient-centered quality efforts through a comprehensive capture of valid and relevant data directly from diverse populations seeking care. The K08 award will provide the candidate with the protected time to pursue advanced study in three core topic areas deemed essential to his maturation as an independent researcher: 1) quality improvement; 2) technology; and 3) health communication. His career development will combine selected course work with mentored experiences through the Informatics and Health Communication Branch of the NCI and the National Initiative for Children?s Healthcare Quality. The research plan will produce two important products: 1) an electronic interface that meets accepted standards of user perceived quality and captures valid data from parental reports of asthma-specific histories; and 2) an electronic interface that improves parents? communication and partnership with providers and increases physicians? compliance with processes measures of quality in asthma care. Study 1, entitled SCRIBE (Studying the Capture and Relevance of Information Brought by parents to the clinical Encounter), will develop and test an electronic interface on the basis of user-perceived quality and the capture of valid data for asthma-specific history. Study 2, entitled PROVIDE (Parental Report Of Vital Information Directly to the clinical Evaluator), will present parent-derived information to providers in the content of current evidence-based guidelines and assess the effects of this electronically supported collaboration on parents? reports of satisfaction and process measures of quality. These studies will inform future efforts to promote patient-centered collaborative care through innovations in system design and information technology.

描述（由申请人提供）：候选人是儿科急诊 致力于临床研究事业的医学专科医生，强调 以患者为中心的质量改进和协作信息管理 家长和儿科医生之间的沟通他的职业目标包括 发展和评价以信息学为基础的数据管理和决策 支持工具，将来自父母的信息直接链接到护理 过程电子信息管理解决AHRQ研究优先事项 关于预防错误，健康差异，以病人为中心 通过全面收集有效和相关的数据， 直接来自寻求护理的不同人群。K 08奖将提供 候选人有受保护的时间在三个核心主题中进行高级研究 被认为对他作为一名独立研究人员的成熟至关重要的领域：1） 质量改进; 2）技术;和3）健康传播。他的职业生涯 发展将结合联合收割机选定的课程工作与指导的经验 通过NCI的信息学和健康传播分支以及 国家儿童倡议？医疗质量。研究计划将 生产两个重要的产品：1）电子接口，满足公认的 用户感知质量的标准，并从父母那里获取有效数据 哮喘特定病史的报告;和2）电子界面， 改善父母？与供应商的沟通和伙伴关系， 医生？符合哮喘护理质量的流程措施。 研究1，题为SCRIBE（研究信息的捕获和相关性） 由父母带到临床相遇），将开发和测试一个 电子接口的基础上，用户感知的质量和捕获的 哮喘特异性病史的有效数据。研究2，题为“提供（父母） 直接向临床评价员报告重要信息），将提供 的内容中的提供程序的父级派生信息 以证据为基础的指南，并以电子方式评估其影响 支持家长合作？满意度和过程报告 质量措施。这些研究将为今后的努力提供参考， 通过系统设计创新实现以患者为中心的协作式护理， 信息技术.