OC-DETECT,A mHealth for CHWs can facilitate the task-shifting of intake, provide on-demand training, improve communication between CHWs and their supervisors, and support digital-enhanced referral

项目摘要 Benten Technologies提出设计、构建和测试一个基于移动的平台和应用程序， 口腔癌检测（OC-DETECT）将利用安全的云技术提供虚拟 为印度的个人提供筛查、照片图像、推荐、教育和额外的沟通渠道 口腔癌的风险。该平台将通过整合新的工具，包括电子商务， 筛查，教育材料，并选择获得转介和虚拟咨询口腔癌专家。 该平台将利用拥有智能手机的年轻家庭成员来完成风险筛查 个人和帮助转介后续行动。 该项目将建立在印度现有的移动的手机筛查和检测项目的基础上， 将重点放在将筛查工作从社区卫生工作者转移到高危家庭成员身上 个体年轻的家庭成员将通过他们的智能手机获得关于如何采取行动的按需培训 口腔的图像并进行筛查。培训结束后，家庭成员 将在试点研究期间每两周进行一次筛查。OC专家将审查筛选和图像 在加入与处于风险中的个人和家庭成员的虚拟会议之前，研究结束后，所有 与会者将评估移动的保健应用的可行性和可接受性。 第一阶段SBIR的具体目标是（1）与学生家庭成员一起进行形成性研究， 口腔癌高危人群、HCP和相关利益相关者，以确定以下需求和要求 筛查和与护理的联系;（2）建立原型，（3）与20对有风险的个体进行试点测试， 负责人和学生的家庭成员，以评估应用程序的可用性和接受。

PROJECT SUMMARY Benten Technologies proposes to design, build and test a mobile-based platform and application called Oral Cancer Detection (OC-DETECT) that will leverage secure, cloud-based technology to provide virtual screenings, photo imagery, referrals, education, and additional communication channels for individuals in India at-risk of oral cancer. The platform will support linkage to care through the integration of novel tools including e- screening, educational materials, and the option to get a referral and virtual consult to an oral cancer specialist. The platform will utilize younger family members who own a smartphone to complete the screens with the at-risk individuals and help with referral follow-ups. This project will build on existing mobile phone screening and detection programs developed in India but will focus on task-shifting the screening work from community health workers to family members of at-risk individuals. The younger family members will get on-demand training through their smartphones on how to take images of the oral cavity and administer the screenings. Upon completion of the training, the family members will conduct a screening every two weeks during the pilot study. OC experts will review the screening and imagery results before joining a virtual conference with the at-risk individual and the family member. After the study, all participants will evaluate the mobile health application for feasibility and acceptability. The Phase 1 SBIR Specific Aims are to (1) Use formative research with student family members, individuals at-risk for oral cancer, HCPs, and relevant stakeholders to identify the needs and requirements for screenings and linkage to care; (2) Build the prototype, and (3) Pilot test with 20 pairs of individuals at risk for OC and students who are family members to evaluate the application for usability and acceptance.