PROsaiq:一种基于智能设备和emr集成的系统,用于常规癌症治疗中患者报告的结果测量

T. Schuler, Andrew Miller
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PROsaiq原型是基于智能设备的使用,旨在展示精益、低成本的ePRO系统的技术可行性,该系统与肿瘤信息系统MOSAIQ集成,为常规患者护理提供潜在的好处,并为临床研究提供改进的数据。该系统是用免费和开源软件构建的,并进行了有限数量的测试。该报告描述了项目中使用的组件、做出的决策和遇到的障碍。一个在线演示系统可以展示PROsaiqs的功能。
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PROsaiq: A Smart Device-Based and EMR-Integrated System for Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement in Routine Cancer Care
The PROsaiq prototype, which is based on the use of smart devices, was developed to show the technical feasibility of a lean, low-cost ePRO system that integrated with the oncology information system MOSAIQ to provide the potential for benefits in routine patient care, and improved data for clinical research. The system was built with Free & Open Source Software and trialled for a limited number of assessments. The report describes the components used, the decisions made and the hurdles met during the project. An on-line demonstration system is available to showcase PROsaiqs functionality.
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