DEVELOPMENT OF A FULLY-INTEGRATED CHATBOT TO IMPROVE MEMBER ENGAGEMENT IN ONLINE ADDICTION TREATMENT PROGRAMS
DEVELOPMENT OF A FULLY-INTEGRATED CHATBOT TO IMPROVE MEMBER ENGAGEMENT IN ONLINE ADDICTION TREATMENT PROGRAMS
批准号:
10261142
负责人:
Robin McIntosh
金额:
$31.4万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-08-01 至 2022-10-31
关键词:
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Project Abstract
High attrition and low adherence rates continue to hinder the efficacy of digital addiction treatment programs.
When individuals prematurely drop out of treatment programs, they are unable to realize the numerous
benefits associated with completing an addiction treatment program, such as fewer relapses and higher levels
of employment. Workit Health is developing a fully integrated chatbot to increase engagement in digital
addiction treatment programs. The chatbot will be able to make customized, actionable recommendations to
provide care administration and psychosocial support. The integration of this chatbot will also provide the
opportunity for individuals to track their progress, identifying behavioral patterns, and incremental
improvements. While other mental health chatbot technologies have been applied more broadly, offering
support for individuals with anxiety and depression, our chatbot will be the first to specifically cater to
individuals struggling with addiction. Moreover, our chatbot will be the first of its kind to be fully integrated into
an addiction treatment program, adopting a hybrid human-first approach. Where other chatbots seek to replace
certain roles of mental health providers, our chatbot seeks to identify areas that chatbots can support and
augment mental health professionals. We expect this nuanced difference to lead to new insights into how
medical providers can collaborate with a chatbot and new ways to utilize the technology. The long term goal of
the project is to identify novel ways to engage members in online addiction treatment programs to increase
retention. This project will explore how chatbots can be used to offer personalized and scalable interactions
with individuals in addiction treatment programs. In Phase I, we seek to understand how we can engage
members to utilize the chatbot. In Phase II, we will focus on identifying the best scenarios for a chatbot to
respond to and how to persuade members to act on recommended items (such as scheduling an appointment
with a counselor or attending a group therapy session). As leading health plans adopt value-based care
models, it is imperative that addiction treatment providers can effectively communicate their impact through
standard metrics such as retention, adherence, and appointment attendance. As member engagement
increases, we expect to see improvements in these standard outcome metrics, allowing members to maximize
the benefits that they receive from their addiction treatment program. This project will offer insights into best
practices for other treatment providers looking to integrate a chatbot into mental health treatment programs.
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