Democratising Access to Community Services (DACS)
Democratising Access to Community Services (DACS)
批准号:
10026268
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金额:
$52.95万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
ALISS-苏格兰本地信息系统-允许人们搜索和分享有关当地和全国的服务、团体、活动和资源的信息,这些信息将帮助他们回答这样一个问题:“是什么让你保持良好?”该项目有三个主要目标:1.改进和开放**接入**。提升智能**能力**。这个项目致力于在过去十年来ALISS成功的基础上,通过以下方式进一步发展:*将ALISS与其他目录和信息源联系起来,使用户能够获得更多关于服务、团体、活动和资源的信息。*应用人工智能算法,极大地改善可用信息的范围、质量和通用性。*为用户提供更个性化的体验,包括基于明确和/或暗示的需求,由人工智能驱动的相关地方和国家服务的智能建议。*使ALISS能够通过开放API连接,从而与Elemental的社交处方平台深度集成。这将使社区联系工作人员、社会处方医生和其他工作人员在其支持公众的过程中能够访问ALISS信息。*通过改进和扩大能力,特别是通过允许具有语音功能的设备的用户访问,开放ALISS信息的访问。
英文摘要
ALISS - A Local Information System for Scotland - allows people to search for and share information about services, groups, activities and resources locally and nationally that will help them answer the question, "What keeps you well?". This project has three primary goals:1. Improved and open **access**.2. Improved and intelligent **capability**.3. Improved and expanded **reach**.Specifically, this project seeks to build on the success of ALISS over the past decade in the following ways:* Linking ALISS with other directories and information sources, giving the user access to more information about services, groups, activities and resources.* Applying Artificial Intelligence algorithms to massively improve the range, quality and currency of information available.* Provision of more personalised experiences for users, including AI-driven intelligent suggestions of relevant local and national services and based upon explicit and/or implied need.* Enable ALISS to be connected through Open APIs allowing deep integration with the social prescribing platform by Elemental. This will enable community links workers, social prescribers and other workers to have access to ALISS information during the course of their supporting members of the public.* Opening up access to ALISS information through improved and expanded capability, specifically, by enabling access by users with voice enabled devices.
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