CHADIS, INC. — Department of Health and Human Services SBIR Phase I: NIDA
CHADIS, INC. — SBIR Phase I award from Department of Health and Human Services.
- Amount
- $209,799
- Agency
- Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health
- Program / Phase
- SBIR · Phase I
- Topic
- NIDA
- Solicitation
- PA17-302
- NAICS
- —
- Place of performance
- MD
- Period
- 2019-08-01 → 2020-07-31
Description
SubstanceUseProjectSummary Substanceuseusuallybeginsduringadolescencecausingbrainandliverdamagerisky sexualanddrivingbehaviorandpotentiallyleadingtoaddictionthereforepreventionandearly interventionprogramstargetingteensareneededtopreventthismorbiditygainproductive yearsoflifeandreducecostsThisproposalpresentsinnovationstoovercomethebarriersto effectivelyaddressingteensubstanceuseduringprimarycarevisitsthroughfurther developmentofapromisingc omputerizedalcoholandsubstanceusecomputerizedS creening andproviderB riefA dvicesystemcSBAandintegrationwithanonlineclinicalprocess supportsystemcalledCHADISCHADISaddressesallpediatricscreeningneedsandis currentlywidelyusedinpediatricpracticemakingwidespreaddisseminationofaCHADIS cSBA moduleimmediatelyfeasibleHoweverbecauseoflimitationsrelatedtotimeandtrainingthe approachofmotivationalinterviewingMIwithstrongevidenceforeffectingbehaviorchange insubstanceuserswasnotapartofcSBAAninnovationproposedherewilltakepre visitteen datarelatedtostrengthsandgoalsandacknowledgedreasonsforusagetopopulate individualizedtelepromptersaccessibleatthemomentofcarebyPCP salongwithoptionsfor sharinggraphicalrepresentationsforuseinreinforcingabstinenceormotivatediscontinuing usageInadditionthepromptsfordiscussionofteenidentifiedstrengthsandgoalswillinclude wordingfromteenstudiesusingincrementaltheoryorthebeliefthatpeoplehavethe potentialtochangewhichhasshownresultinimprovementsinsocialcopingCHADIS cSBA willalsoprovideeachteenaconfidentialindividualizedportalautomaticallypopulatedwith supportsfortheirendorsedstrengthsandothersupportsaswellassubstance relatedfollow up messagingPost visitparenteducationwillincludeaccesstoaTeenSafecourseTeensfoundto haveserioussubstanceabuseordualdiagnoseswillhavereferralsfacilitatedbycare coordinationfunctionalityPCPparticipationwillbereinforcedbyaAmericanBoardof Pediatricsaccreditedqualityimprovementprogramfortheirrequiredre certificationMOCInPhasetheCHADIS cSBAmodulewillbecreatedwithbothprofessionalandteenfeedback andMOCcertificationobtainedInPhasetheresultingsystemwillbepilotedabaselineof substanceusescreeningconductedthenCHADIS cSBAmodulewillberandomlyassignedto doctorsandaqualityimprovementinterventionwillbeconductedtomeasurereductioninrates ofanysubstanceuseatandmonthfollow upcomparedtotreatmentasusual SubstanceUseProjectNarrative Thisproposalwillcreateinnovationstoovercomethebarrierstoeffectivelyaddressingteen substanceuseSUinprimarycarevisitsthroughfurtherdevelopmentofapromising c omputerizedalcoholandsubstanceusecomputerizedS creeningandproviderB riefA dvice systemcSBAandintegrationwithanonlineclinicalprocesssupportsystemCHADISThe plannedenhancementsinthenewCHADIS cSBAmodulewilladdressbarriersoftimeand doctortrainingthroughcollectionofcomprehensivepre visitdatainanonlinequestionnaire thathasinteractiveeducationaboutSUindividualizedtelepromptersforthedoctortousefor supportingteenstrengthsandconductingamotivationalinterviewMItoquitorreduceuse pre populatedbyquestionnaireresultspost visiteducationandresourcesautomatically providedinaconfidentialindividualportalparentvideoeducationaboutSUandaparent teen ContractforLifeTheCHADIS cSBAsystemwillbedevelopedwithteenandprofessional interviewinputandthentestedforeffectivenessthrougharandomizedcontrolquality improvementtrialsupplementedbyBoardrecertificationcreditsfordoctorswiththeoutcometo bemeasuredofreducedratesofsubstanceuseatandmonthfollow upcomparedto treatmentasusual