Care Improving Cognition for ADolescents on the Autism Spectrum (CICADAS)
Care Improving Cognition for ADolescents on the Autism Spectrum (CICADAS)
批准号:
10266160
负责人:
Hyun Kyu Lee
金额:
$26.03万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-09-18 至 2023-08-31
关键词:
AdolescentAgeAlgorithmsAnxietyBrainCaregiversCaringClinicClinicalCognitionCognitive deficitsCollaborationsCross-Over TrialsDataDevelopmentEducationEmotionalEnhancersEnsureEnvironmentEvaluationEventEvidence based treatmentExerciseFocus GroupsGoalsInterpersonal RelationsInterventionLearningLinkMedicalMinnesotaNeurodevelopmental DisorderNeuronal PlasticityOutcomeParentsParticipantPatternPerceptionPerformancePhaseProgram SustainabilityPsychosesQuality of lifeRandomizedRegulatory PathwayRunningSensorySocial BehaviorSocial InteractionSocial skills developmentSurveysSystemTechnologyTeenagersTestingTimeUniversitiesValidationWaiting ListsYouthadherence rateadolescent with autism spectrum disorderanxiousarmautism spectrum disorderbasecognitive trainingdesigndigitalefficacy trialevidence baseexperiencefeasibility trialflexibilityimprovedmachine learning algorithmmobile applicationphase 2 designsprogramspsychologicreduce symptomsrelating to nervous systemresponseskillssmartphone based assessmentsocialsocial cognitionsocial skillstreatment responsetrial readinessusabilityweek trial
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PROJECT SUMMARY
The goal of the current project is to elaborate upon, reconstruct and advance to pivotal trial readiness CICADAS
(Care Improving Cognition for ADolescents on the Autism Spectrum)—a clinician-assisted, closed-loop
technology, mobile application for adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Via ten mobile
assessments CICADAS will capture data on sensory processing abnormalities and associated cognitive deficits.
These data will populate a machine learning algorithm that will tailor the delivery of ten neuroplasticity-based
social cognitive training (NB-SCT) exercises targeting sensory processing abnormalities. This individualized
assessment and treatment approach is posited to induce adaptive long-term learning about social-emotional
events, thus maximizing the impact and generalizability of psychological Evidence Based Treatments targeting
social skills and relational strategies, including PEERS
(Program for the Education and Enrichment of
Relationship Skills). In particular, we posit that CICADAS-induced enhancement of processing and cognition will
facilitate the application of PEERS skills in the environment of adolescents with ASD, thus improving their real-
world functioning.
In this project, we will build upon promising results obtained from two studies in anxiety and psychosis, leverage
pilot data collected in adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and accumulate preliminary evidence
for CICADAS to function as 1) a stand-alone treatment; 2) a primer for PEERS; 3) an enhancer for PEERS.
In Specific Aim 1, we will finalize development, ensuring that assessment data correctly populate the closed-
loop algorithm and correctly guide the delivery of individualized NB-SCT. Next, we will involve three adolescents
with ASD and two PEERS clinicians in three focus groups that will be organized to refine CICADAS. Once
decisions regarding app design are made, the three adolescents will be involved in a 2-week trial run to verify
that CICADAS is detecting and improving sensory processing abnormalities and cognitive deficits. At the end of
this test run, each stakeholder will be asked to rate enjoyment, ease of use, product quality, and perceived
usefulness. Finally, we will submit these data from the trial run to our consultant to confirm that CICADAS is
suitable for evaluation in the feasibility trial. In Specific Aim 2, we will conduct a three-arm
randomized crossover trial with 48 adolescents with ASD to document the acceptability of CICADAS and
evaluate its potential as a stand-alone treatment, as a primer for PEERS, or as a treatment enhancer of PEERS.
At the completion of this project we will have usability data sufficient to support an efficacy trial in Phase II
designed to establish medical claims. At the completion of Phase II, we will be able to complete the FDA
regulatory pathway and have the opportunity to improve the lives of people suffering from this condition.
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