Multimodal Collection of Patient Reported Outcomes: mySCILHS Stanley Boykin Computational Health Informatics Program (CHIP) Boston Children’s Hospital
Scalable Collaborative Infrastructure for a Learning Health System (SCILHS) Open-source clinical research data network 13 participating health care centers nationwide Enables clinical, patient research participation
SCILHS Research Cycle Leverage the network for feasibility studies Engage patients for initial and follow-up studies Analyze collected data and evaluate hypotheses
mySCILHS Scalable implementation to contact patients and collect reported outcomes Utilizes REDCap to engage patients, provide gateway to mutlimodal patient outcome reporting into i2b2
mySCILHS Components Contact Information Mapper – tag participating patient contacts with a system ID Survey Manager: REDCap project registration, question-to-ontology mapping I2b2 Loader – upload patient-reported outcomes (or PROs) to i2b2 Cloud IVR service – manages and implements interactive voice response
Identify Study Participants
Prepare and tag contact list
REDCap registration
Survey Ontology Mapping
Staff-assisted survey
Web-enabled survey (1)
Web-enabled survey (2)
Voice-enabled survey (1)
Voice-enabled survey (2) (1) “Verify this session” (2) (Verify patient and consent)
Voice-enabled survey (3)
Survey submission: Configuration
Survey submission: Configuration
Survey submission: Configuration
Survey submission: (Too much information)
Survey submission: Complete
Contributors Stanley Boykin, Marc Natter, MD, Ken Mandl, MD Boston Children’s Hospital Jessica Lyons, Sarah Weiler, Shawn Murphy, MD Harvard Medical School Bill Adams, MD Boston University School of Medicine
References I2b2: https://www.i2b2.org/ SHRINE: https://open.med.harvard.edu/project/shrine/ SCILHS: http://www.scilhs.org mySCILHS: (Source code will be open sourced soon) CHIP: http://www.chip.org
Backups
Modification: isolating sensitive data