Teleconsent: Enabling informed consent for remote care and research
远程同意:为远程护理和研究提供知情同意
基本信息
- 批准号:10654869
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 86.8万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-07-01 至 2025-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcademiaAgreementCOVID-19 pandemicCaringClinicalClinical ResearchCoercionCollaborationsCommunicationComprehensionComputer softwareConfusionConsentConsent FormsDevelopmentEngineeringEquipoiseEthicsFeedbackGoalsGrantHealthHealth PersonnelHealthcareHybridsIndividualIndustryInformed ConsentLegalLicensingMeasuresMedicalMethodsOutcomeParticipantPatientsPerformancePersonsPhaseProcessProviderResearchResearch PersonnelRespondentRiskSecurityServicesSmall Business Technology Transfer ResearchSouth CarolinaTelemedicineTestingTimeTravelUniversitiesVolitionWorkbasecostdecision researchdesignexperiencehandheld mobile deviceimprovedinnovationnovelpreferencepressureprogramsprospectiveprototyperecruitremote consentremote health careresponsesociodemographicssuccessteleconsentundue influenceusabilityvirtual consent
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY .
Informed consent is legal and ethical requirement in health care and research that assures that individuals
have the autonomy to make informed care and research decisions at their own volition, under no coercion or
undue influence, and with reasonable understanding of the risks, benefits, and responsibilities of their
decisions as they would in-person. Obtaining informed consent is a required yet challenging requirement that
can impede participation in health care and clinical research. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic,
telemedicine has proven to be an effective way to deliver health and research services to patients remotely.
Yet, providers and researchers (“consenters”) are still required to obtain and document informed consent
from patients and research participants (“consentees”). Conventional informed consent approaches are not
compatible with telemedicine presenting logistical, technical and security barriers such as travel and cost
burdens, low comprehension, confusion and dissatisfaction, alterations in clinical workflows, compliance
challenges, and concern over clinical equipoise. Teleconsent is an innovative and proven solution for
obtaining remote informed consent developed by Doxy.me, Inc and Medical University of South Carolina.
Teleconsent allows consenters to (1) meet and discuss the informed consent by video with consentees over a
telemedicine platform, (2) share and collaboratively complete the consent document in real-time, and (3)
generate electronically signed copies of the consent for immediate download by both parties. Our Phase I
STTR research identified enhancements such as an improved mobile interface, interface for consenters to
build and manage consent forms, and the ability for consentees to read consent forms in advance. Optimizing
teleconsent to meet the demands of its users is critical, especially during these unprecedented times of the
COVID-19 pandemic when most individuals engage in remote care and research. The objective of this Phase
II proposal is to refine and expand teleconsent features and deploy them on a large-scale via doxy.me. To
achieve this objective, we will refine prototype teleconsent enhancements via iterative user experience assets
design and evaluate them employing formal usability methods (Aim 1); build an enhanced, scalable
teleconsent interface using Large-Scale Scrum principles and test the new teleconsent features via a formal
user acceptance testing program (Aim 2); and implement teleconsent at a large scale with doxy.me providers
and researchers to determine performance and measure impact using quantitative metrics for success (Aim
3). Achieving these aims to expand teleconsent features and conduct a large-scale implementation will
increase the capacity of consenters to improve the efficiency of the remote informed consent, which will
improve recruitment, simplify consent workflows, and enhance telemedicine engagement.
项目摘要。
知情同意是医疗保健和研究领域的法律和道德要求,可确保个人
拥有自主权,可以根据自己的意愿做出明智的护理和研究决定,不受胁迫或
不正当影响,并合理理解其风险、利益和责任
就像亲自做决定一样。获得知情同意是一项必要但具有挑战性的要求,
可能会妨碍参与医疗保健和临床研究。由于 COVID-19 大流行,
远程医疗已被证明是远程向患者提供健康和研究服务的有效方式。
然而,提供者和研究人员(“同意者”)仍然需要获得并记录知情同意
来自患者和研究参与者(“同意者”)。传统的知情同意方法并不
与远程医疗兼容,存在后勤、技术和安全障碍,例如差旅和费用
负担、理解力低、困惑和不满、临床工作流程的改变、依从性
挑战以及对临床平衡的担忧。 Teleconsent 是一种创新且经过验证的解决方案
获得由 Doxy.me, Inc 和南卡罗来纳医科大学开发的远程知情同意书。
远程同意允许同意者 (1) 通过视频与同意者会面并讨论知情同意
远程医疗平台,(2)实时共享并协作完成同意文件,以及(3)
生成同意书的电子签名副本,供双方立即下载。我们的第一期
STTR 研究确定了一些增强功能,例如改进的移动界面、同意者的界面
建立和管理同意书,以及同意者提前阅读同意书的能力。优化
满足用户需求的远程同意至关重要,尤其是在这个前所未有的时代
当大多数人从事远程护理和研究时,COVID-19 大流行。本阶段的目标
II 提案是完善和扩展远程同意功能,并通过 doxy.me 大规模部署。到
为了实现这一目标,我们将通过迭代用户体验资产来完善原型电话同意增强功能
采用正式的可用性方法来设计和评估它们(目标 1);构建一个增强的、可扩展的
使用大规模 Scrum 原则的远程同意接口,并通过正式的测试新的远程同意功能
用户验收测试计划(目标 2);并与 doxy.me 提供商大规模实施远程同意
和研究人员使用成功的定量指标来确定绩效并衡量影响(目标
3)。实现这些目标以扩展远程同意功能并进行大规模实施将
提高同意者的能力,提高远程知情同意的效率,这将
改善招募、简化同意工作流程并增强远程医疗参与度。
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Teleconsent: Enabling informed consent for remote care and research
远程同意:为远程护理和研究提供知情同意
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