STTR Phase I: Advancing Health Equity using Interactive Condition Assessment and Monitoring
STTR Phase I: Advancing Health Equity using Interactive Condition Assessment and Monitoring
批准号:
2041991
负责人:
Aziza Ismail
金额:
$25.6万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-07-15 至 2022-09-30
中文摘要
这个小企业技术转让(STTR)第一阶段项目的更广泛的影响/商业潜力是建立一个条件评估和监测平台,利用人工智能(AI)进行智能决策支持,以加快诊断并促进个性化治疗解决方案。目前,患者的病史数据是通过口头获得的,临床医生和患者之间的健康沟通不良可能导致78%的误诊,导致每年8万例可避免的医院死亡和7500亿美元的美国经济成本。语言障碍使这种情况严重恶化,使严重和频繁不良后果的风险增加了49%。文化、语言和健康知识水平低的患者受影响的程度要高一倍。拟议工作有三个主要技术目标:(1)开发交互式视觉支持的医疗保健数据捕获用户界面(UI),以克服沟通和语言障碍,(2)开发基于AI的风险评估引擎,以将症状传达给提供者,以进行分诊决策,以及(3)利用预测分析来推荐适当的治疗方案并开发可视化-基于状态监测和管理工具。 拟议的数据收集和人工智能驱动的提供者决策支持平台将通过加强沟通、改善健康结果和降低医疗保健成本来增强患者和提供者的能力。这个小企业技术转让(STTR)第一阶段项目旨在为所有文化水平的人提供访问权限,并且是语言不可知的。该平台的数字原生,基于云的方法使其能够扩展,以产生广泛的影响和更快的影响。前端应用程序在患者检查前捕获重要的患者信息和症状,并以临床医生易于阅读的格式总结患者自我报告。临床医生将有可能做好更多的准备,通过避免误诊、错误和患者旅程早期的并发症,促进个性化护理的提供和改善结果。基于人工智能的模型从患者自我报告中提取结构化数据,例如人口统计信息和症状,并且数据集使用历史,真实世界的结果数据进行监督学习。将评估多个人工智能模型,包括分类和神经网络模型,具有足够准确性能的模型将被视为集成学习的输入,这是该项目的最终预测输出。输出的例子包括患者评估者,如患者自我报告中的评分、估计的风险评估评分和近似的诊断准确性评分。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。
英文摘要
The broader impact / commercial potential of this Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I project is to build a condition assessment and monitoring platform that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) for intelligent decision support to expedite diagnosis and facilitate personalized therapy solutions. Currently, patient history data is obtained verbally, and poor health communication between clinician and patient potentially causes 78% of misdiagnoses, resulting in 80,000 avoidable hospital deaths and $750 billion in costs to the US economy each year. Language barriers exacerbate this situation significantly, increasing the risk of severe and frequent adverse outcomes by 49%. Patients with cultural, language, and low health literacy are twice as affected. The proposed work has three major technical objectives: (1) develop an interactive visually-supported healthcare data capture user interface (UI) to overcome communication and language barriers, (2) develop an AI-based risk assessment engine to communicate symptoms to the provider for triage decisions, and (3) leverage predictive analytics to recommend appropriate treatment options and develop a visualization-based condition monitoring and management tool. The proposed data collection and AI-powered provider decision support platform will empower patients and providers by enhancing communication, improving health outcomes, and reducing healthcare costs.This Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I project is designed for accessibility across all levels of literacy and is language-agnostic. The platform’s digitally-native, cloud-based approach allows it to be scalable for widespread impact and faster impact. The frontend app captures important patient information and symptoms before the patient exam and summarizes the patient self-report in an easily readable format for the clinician. The clinician will potentially be more prepared, facilitating the delivery of personalized care and improved outcomes by avoiding misdiagnosis, errors, and complications earlier in a patient’s journey. The AI-based model pulls structured data, such as demographic information and symptoms from the patient self-report, and the dataset undergoes supervised learning using historical, real-world outcomes data. Multiple AI models will be evaluated, including classification and neural network models, and those with sufficiently accurate performance will be considered as inputs for ensemble learning, the final prediction output for this project. Example outputs include patient evaluators such as consistencies within the patient’s self-report, an estimated risk assessment score, and an approximate diagnosis accuracy score.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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