宾夕法尼亚大学远程医疗卓越研究中心。

Jocelyn V Wainwright, Charu Aggarwal, Sarah Beucker, David W Dougherty, Peter E Gabriel, Linda A Jacobs, Jillian Kalman, Kristin A Linn, Anthony O Martella, Shivan J Mehta, Corinne M Rhodes, Megan Roy, Marilyn M Schapira, Lawrence N Shulman, Jennifer Steltz, Alisa J Stephens Shields, Andy S L Tan, Jeffrey C Thompson, Hannah Toneff, Richard C Wender, Sana Zeb, Katharine A Rendle, Anil Vachani, Justin E Bekelman
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宾夕法尼亚大学远程医疗卓越研究中心(Penn TRACE)从传播学和行为经济学中汲取灵感,正在设计和测试远程医疗策略,这些策略有可能改变整个癌症治疗过程中的治疗机会、治疗质量、治疗效果、健康公平和医疗效率,重点是了解其作用机制。宾大 TRACE 将肺癌治疗作为远程医疗的典范,涵盖了从筛查到治疗再到生存的整个治疗过程。我们汇集了一支由国际专家组成的多元化跨学科团队,并在所有中心项目中采用快速循环方法和混合评估方法。我们的计划包括:一项实用性顺序多重分配随机试验,以比较远程医疗策略在肺癌筛查中增加共同决策的有效性;两个试点项目,以测试远程医疗在改善癌症护理、确定多层次作用机制方面的有效性,并为未来的实用性试验奠定基础。宾夕法尼亚大学 TRACE 项目旨在为宾夕法尼亚大学和全国的癌症治疗提供新的基础知识,推动远程医疗科学的发展。
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University of Pennsylvania Telehealth Research Center of Excellence.

Drawing from insights from communication science and behavioral economics, the University of Pennsylvania Telehealth Research Center of Excellence (Penn TRACE) is designing and testing telehealth strategies with the potential to transform access to care, care quality, outcomes, health equity, and health-care efficiency across the cancer care continuum, with an emphasis on understanding mechanisms of action. Penn TRACE uses lung cancer care as an exemplar model for telehealth across the care continuum, from screening to treatment to survivorship. We bring together a diverse and interdisciplinary team of international experts and incorporate rapid-cycle approaches and mixed methods evaluation in all center projects. Our initiatives include a pragmatic sequential multiple assignment randomized trial to compare the effectiveness of telehealth strategies to increase shared decision-making for lung cancer screening and 2 pilot projects to test the effectiveness of telehealth to improve cancer care, identify multilevel mechanisms of action, and lay the foundation for future pragmatic trials. Penn TRACE aims to produce new fundamental knowledge and advance telehealth science in cancer care at Penn and nationally.

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