Technical Core
Technical Core
批准号:
10729444
负责人:
Michael Robert Kellen
金额:
$222.13万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2018-09-15 至 2028-05-31
关键词:
AddressAdherenceAdoptedAgingAlzheimer&aposs DiseaseAlzheimer&aposs disease related dementiaAndroidAreaAssessment toolBehavioralCellular PhoneCognitiveCommunicationComputer softwareCustomDataData SecurityDevelopmentEnsureExhibitsFeedbackFundingFutureGoalsGrantInfrastructureInternetLibrariesLongevityMaintenanceMeasuresMonitorOperating SystemParticipantPathologicPathologic ProcessesPatient RecruitmentsPerformancePhysiologicalPrivacyProtocols documentationResearchResearch DesignResearch MethodologyResearch PersonnelRiskRunningSecureSecuritySelf AdministrationServicesSurveysSystemSystems DevelopmentTechnologyTestingTimecontextual factorsdata harmonizationdata streamsdesignhandheld mobile deviceimprovedmiddle ageopen sourcepreferencepsychologicrecruitremote administrationremote assessmentresponsesensorstudy populationtechnology developmenttoolusabilityvirtual
中文摘要
技术核心摘要
技术核心将提供通用基础设施和工具,以解决采用过程中的技术挑战
移动的研究方法包括:参与者招募、保留和支持;验证和
了解新的认知和非认知测试以及其他生理和环境数据;
在重大参与者隐私问题的背景下适当地保护数据。在原来的移动的
获得MTB 1资助后,我们成功地构建并部署了一个系统,允许研究人员从
验证措施库,设计一个虚拟研究方案,通过以下方式向参与者提供这些措施:
在其iOS或Android智能手机上本机运行的应用程序,并通过检索聚合的参与者数据
Web或编程接口。我们对MTB平台的目标是提供一个完整的端到端解决方案,
研究团队使用远程管理的认知和其他非认知措施。我们将
实现我们的总体目标,以支持远程移动的措施的持续扩展和传播
通过两个目标:目标1:我们将不断扩大MTB图书馆的远程,自我管理,
目标2:我们将继续支持和维护移动的移动平台
并扩展其功能,使研究人员更容易管理虚拟交互
以改善招募和依从性。
我们将专注于扩展到非认知领域,包括语境因素和心理,
物理和行为功能,以及包括被动传感器数据流,以提供更深入的
已经验证的度量的上下文。我们还将简化研究经理之间的沟通
和远程参与者,包括支持通过MTB应用程序提供的自定义调查问题,以及
为今后的研究设计采用参与方面的最佳做法。我们将不断更新硬件和软件,
确保平台的持续可靠性、性能和安全性。
英文摘要
Technical Core Summary
The Technical Core will provide general infrastructure and tools to address technical challenges in adopting
mobile approaches to research including: participant recruitment, retention, and support; validating and
understanding new cognitive and non-cognitive tests and other physiological and environmental data; and
securing data appropriately in the context of significant participant privacy concerns. Under the original Mobile
Toolbox (MTB1) grant, we successfully built and deployed a system that allows researchers to select from a
library of validated measures, design a virtual study protocol that delivers these measures to participants through
an app running natively on their iOS or Android smartphone, and retrieve aggregated participant data through
web or programmatic interfaces. Our goal for the MTB platform is to provide a complete end-to-end solution for
the use of remotely administered cognitive and other non-cognitive measures by researcher teams. We will
achieve our overall goal to support the continued expansion and dissemination of remote mobile measures
through two aims: Aim 1: We will continuously expand the MTB library of remote, self-administered
measures; Aim 2: We will provide continued support and maintenance of the Mobile Toolbox platform
and extend its capabilities to make it increasingly easy for researchers to manage virtual interactions
with study participants to improve recruitment and adherence.
We will focus on expansion into non-cognitive domains including contextual factors, and psychological,
physical, and behavioral functions, as well as the inclusion of passive sensor data streams to provide deeper
context for already validated measures. We will also streamline the communication between study managers
and remote participants, include support for custom survey questions to be delivered through the MTB app, and
adopt best practices on engagement for future study design. We will keep hardware and software up to date and
ensure continued reliability, performance, and security of the platform.
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