The HOPE App: An Immersive Telehealth Solution for Older Adults with Diabetes
HOPE 应用程序:针对患有糖尿病的老年人的沉浸式远程医疗解决方案
基本信息
- 批准号:10256994
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 20.43万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-05-01 至 2021-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract:
The HOPE APP: An Immersive Telehealth Solution Adapted for Older Adults
Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) is an epidemic related to obesity, chronic stress, unhealthy eating and
inactivity. An estimated 29 million people in the US have T2DM and 84 million have pre-diabetes - nearly half
of whom are adults over 65yo, putting many older adults at higher risk of unhealthy aging and cognitive
decline. A healthy lifestyle can treat and even reverse T2DM. But making lifestyle changes is hard and many
people fail, contributing to $325 billion in US healthcare costs. Diabetes group visits (DGV) and diabetes self-
management education and support (DSME/S) help people with T2DM learn and sustain healthy lifestyle
behaviors and master complex disease management skills. Access to DSME/S is limited such that
participation in DSME/S programs is as low as 7% of all adults with T2DM. New technologies supporting
DSME/S programs are emerging, but most fail to meet the unique needs of older adults with limited
technology fluency, creating a new digital divide. The See Yourself Health (SYH) team aims to bridge this
digital health gap for older adults with a newly designed immersive learning program – the HOPE APP –
designed to deliver diabetes care, DGV, and DSME/S on demand, tailored for older adults with diabetes and
accessible on mobile devices commonly used by this age group.
Fortunately, new cloud gaming technology and advances in user interface design will enable our
team to design a new immersive learning environment tailored for mobile devices to offer DSME/S to meet
the needs and capabilities of older adults. HOPE App consists of 28 actionable DSME/S modules and
maintenance programming designed for a virtual world using social gaming strategies that emphasize peer
support, brain health, and mastery of diabetes self-management skills to allow users to connect with others
and simulate new lifestyle behaviors. Phase I Project: We aim to assess the feasibility, acceptability and
usability of the newly designed See Yourself Health immersive learning DSME/S solution – the HOPE APP -
tailored for older adults with diabetes featuring an adapted human interface for use with mobile device by
users with low technology fluency. Specific Aim 1: We will design and build the HOPE APP with educational
content, simulation experiences, and a user interface tailored for use by older adults with T2DM. Specific
Aim 2: To assess the usability of the HOPE APP using the Rapid Iterative Testing and Evaluation (RITE)
method with a total of 20 participants from the target population of adults 65+ with diabetes. Specific Aim 3:
To test the feasibility of using the HOPE APP by SYH by older adults on mobile devices. Plan for Phase II:
Once we demonstrate the feasibility of delivering the See Yourself Health DSME/S program using a cloud
gaming solution, we aim to assess the effects of the platform on cognitive function, physical health, and
mental health outcomes in a fully powered clinical trial.
项目摘要/摘要:
希望应用程序:适合老年人的身临其境的远程健康解决方案
2型糖尿病(T2 DM)是一种与肥胖、慢性压力、不健康饮食和
无所事事。据估计,美国有2900万人患有2型糖尿病,8400万人患有糖尿病前期--近一半
其中65岁以上的成年人,使许多老年人面临更高的不健康老龄化和认知风险
拒绝。健康的生活方式可以治疗甚至逆转T2 DM。但改变生活方式很难,而且有很多
人们失败了,为美国的医疗成本贡献了3250亿美元。糖尿病团体访视(DGV)与糖尿病自我评价
管理教育和支持(DSME/S)帮助T2 DM患者学习和维持健康的生活方式
行为举止,掌握复杂的疾病管理技能。访问DSME/S受到限制,以至于
在所有成年T2 DM患者中,参与DSME/S计划的比例低至7%。支持的新技术
DSME/S项目正在兴起,但大多数项目无法满足老年人的独特需求
技术的流畅性,造成了新的数字鸿沟。See Yourself Health(SYH)团队的目标是弥合这一点
通过新设计的沉浸式学习计划-希望应用程序-为老年人提供数字健康差距
旨在提供糖尿病护理、DGV和DSME/S按需提供,专为患有糖尿病和
在这个年龄段通常使用的移动设备上可以访问。
幸运的是,新的云游戏技术和用户界面设计的进步将使我们的
团队将为移动设备设计新的沉浸式学习环境,为DSME/S提供会议
老年人的需求和能力。希望应用由28个可操作的DSME/S模块和
使用强调同伴的社交游戏策略为虚拟世界设计的维护编程
支持、大脑健康和掌握糖尿病自我管理技能,使用户能够与他人建立联系
并模拟新的生活方式行为。第一阶段项目:我们的目标是评估可行性、可接受性和
可用性最新设计的See Your Health沉浸式学习DSME/S解决方案-The Hope应用程序-
专为患有糖尿病的老年人量身定做,具有适合移动设备使用的人性化界面,通过
技术流畅度低的用户。具体目标1:我们将与教育一起设计和构建希望应用程序
内容、模拟体验和用户界面,专为患有T2 DM的老年人使用。特定的
目的2:使用快速迭代测试和评估(Rite)评估HOPE应用程序的可用性
方法以65岁以上的成年糖尿病患者为研究对象,共20人。具体目标3:
测试老年人在移动设备上使用SYH的HOPE应用程序的可行性。第二阶段的计划:
一旦我们演示了使用云交付See Yourself Health DSME/S计划的可行性
游戏解决方案,我们的目标是评估该平台对认知功能、身体健康和
在全功率临床试验中的精神健康结果。
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$ 20.43万 - 项目类别:
The HOPE App: An Immersive Telehealth Solution for Older Adults with Diabetes
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