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Child-Friendly Medminder To Improve Compliance, Safety

Child-Friendly Medminder To Improve Compliance, Safety
儿童友好型 Medminder 提高合规性和安全性
批准号:
6946503
负责人:
Vesta Brue
金额:
$12.37万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-09-10 至 2007-05-31

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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Pediatric chronic illness impacts 13.7 million children in America. A cornerstone in the treatment of this growing population is self-management, which embodies medication compliance, family and school support, and child-friendly assistive devices -- each being associated with improved patient outcomes. Electronic compliance monitoring has provided new options for tracking dosing adherence. Schools are taking a more active role in aiding students with medication management, lifting some barriers to wireless communications and e-health technologies during the school day. Recently, with the advent of personal digit assistants (PDAs), electronic messaging is demonstrating promise with just-in-time communication capabilities. Leveraging our company's strong technological platforms that were used in two successful product developments -SmokeSignals(r) and MedSignals TM brands, we will develop a medminding system that schedules optimal dosings, communicates usage to servers, permits the patient and authorized third -parties access to usage history, and provides emergency notification. We will develop and fabricate a prototype that is a highly advanced, non-invasive, child-friendly system that is especially functional for critically or chronically ill children. Its soft pouch container will accommodate a variety of medicine forms, including pills, inhalants, glucometers, and insulin. This proposed study tests the feasibility, efficacy and usability as a child-friendly commercial medminder with advanced capabilities. A randomized, controlled 8-week trial will include 108 children with severe diagnoses of diabetes, epilepsy, or asthma. We hypothesize that the treatment group, receiving a fully functioning device, will show several benefits associated with improved self-management of medications.
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