智慧社区健康:综合社区资源推荐平台。

Mehdi Mekni, David Haynes
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人们生活、学习、工作和娱乐场所的条件可以解释健康方面的差异和不平等。事实上,个人的健康部分与获得保健的机会和质量有关,主要与他的行为、社会经济条件和其他与社区有关的因素有关,这些因素往往是保健组织难以解决的。为了满足对当地社会服务组织信息的需求和提供资源转介的能力,已经提出了一些平台,提供电子社会资源目录,并促进转介到社会服务机构。然而,这些平台在对医疗保健组织的依赖性、应用程序可移植性、服务可用性以及用户参与的交互(如跟踪、监视和通知)方面存在局限性。此外,现有的社会资源转诊平台存在服务碎片化和需要帮助的个人与服务提供者之间脱节的问题。在本文中,我们介绍了智能社区健康(SCH),这是一个新颖的独立平台,优先将有需要的人与当地社区资源联系起来。SCH是一个提供全方位服务的端到端社区服务提供商推荐平台,旨在帮助解决我们社区内紧迫的社会、环境和健康需求。该平台由个人寻找服务的移动应用程序和管理社区服务提供者和卫生保健组织的web应用程序仪表板组成。
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Smart Community Health: A Comprehensive Community Resource Recommendation Platform.

Health disparities and inequities are explained by the conditions of places where people live, learn, work and play. In fact, the health of an individual is partially related to access and quality of health care and mainly associated to his behaviours, socioeconomic conditions and other community related factors that are often challenging to address by health care organizations. To meet the need for information about local social services organizations and the ability to offer resource referrals, a number of platforms have been proposed that provide electronic social resource directories and facilitate referrals to social service agencies. However, these platforms show limitations with regards to their dependancy to health care organizations, application portability, service availability, and user engaging interactions such as tracking, monitoring and notification. Moreover, existing social resource referral platforms suffer from a fragmentation of services and a disconnection between individuals in need and service providers. In this paper, we introduce Smart Community Health (SCH), a novel independent platform that prioritizes connecting people in need with local community resources. SCH is a full-service, end-to-end community service provider recommendation platform designed to help address pressing social, environmental, and health needs within our communities. The platform is composed of a mobile application for individuals looking for services and a web application dashboard for the management of community service providers and health care organizations.

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