A wearable tech app for Checkup&Choices
A wearable tech app for Checkup&Choices
批准号:
9253879
负责人:
William P Campbell
金额:
$14.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-09-15 至 2018-06-30
关键词:
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中文摘要
该研究项目的目标是开发一个可穿戴设备的原型应用程序,
这项技术将大大提高我们基于网络的酒精和毒品的有效性,
干预,检查和选择(CC)。我们已经证明了CC的有效性
在四项随机临床试验中,CC已商业化,并由
马达加斯加国家顶级域名本项目将通过利用最近的
在临床评估和治疗的目标行为,
信息技术的进步使之成为可能。长期目标不仅是
开发一款支持CC的跨设备和平台应用,尽管我们确实
打算在第二阶段做到这一点,并进一步为基于技术的领域做出贡献和推进
药物和酒精滥用的干预措施。
第一阶段的主要项目目标是与一组个人合作,
有兴趣节制他们的饮酒,并有兴趣使用
技术来做到这一点。我们的临床医生和软件工程师团队将迭代开发
原型应用程序、应用程序与CC程序之间的接口以及新治疗
通过新的应用程序提供的CC计划中的组件。在这项第一阶段研究中,
由于时间有限,我们的目的是专注于可用性和可行性,因此,
我们将为原型开发的功能将是简单和基本的:
饮酒数据,捕获数据的能力,血液酒精含量的实时反馈,
饮酒限制,并与CC程序接口。应用程序的后续开发创建了
在第一阶段,我们将通过研究这项技术的临床益处,以及
可穿戴技术的不断进步。
技术将治疗成分传达到环境中的能力,
有问题的行为的发生是临床心理学领域的革命。虽然酒精
药物成瘾一直是最难治疗的心理疾病,
治疗,他们特别适合目前的创新,因为行为在
问题易于指定,且对上下文高度敏感。考虑到人类的痛苦和
与酒精和药物滥用相关的财务成本,这一创新具有重大意义
有可能减轻这些疾病给使用它的人带来的负担,以及他们的
家人和朋友,以及整个社会。
英文摘要
The objective of this research project is to develop a prototype app for wearable
technology that will significantly enhance the effectiveness of our web-based alcohol and drug
intervention, Checkup&Choices (CC). We have already demonstrated the effectiveness of CC's
components in four randomized clinical trials; CC has been commercialized and is in use by the
general public. This project will improve the effectiveness of CC by utilizing recent
methodological advances in the clinical assessment and treatment of target behaviors that have
been made possible by advances in information technology. The long-term objective is not just
to develop an app that will work across devices and platforms in support of CC, although we do
intend to do that in Phase II, but further, to contribute to and advance the field of tech-based
interventions for drug and alcohol abuse.
The major project goals in Phase I are to work with a group of individuals who are
interested in moderating their drinking, and who have a demonstrated interest in using
technology to do so. Our team of clinicians and software engineers will iteratively develop the
prototype app, the interface between the app and the CC program, and the new treatment
components within the CC program made available through the new app. In this Phase I study,
given the limited time frame, our intent is to focus on usability and feasibility and as such, the
features we will develop for the prototype will be simple and fundamental: prompts to enter
drinking data, the ability to capture the data, real-time feedback on blood-alcohol content and
drinking limits, and interface with the CC program. Subsequent development of the app created
in Phase I will be informed by our research into the clinical benefits of this technology, as well as
ongoing advances in wearable technology.
The ability of technology to convey treatment components into the context in which
problematic behaviors occur is revolutionizing the field of clinical psychology. Although alcohol
and drug addictions have traditionally been some of the most difficult psychological disorders to
treat, they are particularly amenable to the present innovation because the behaviors in
question are simple to specify, and highly sensitive to context. Given the human suffering and
financial cost associated with alcohol and substance abuse, this innovation has significant
potential to reduce the burden these disorders place on the people who use it, as well as their
family and friends, and society at large.
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批准号:10601173
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$27.57万
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财政年份:2023
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负责人:William P Campbell
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依托单位:
海外基金