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Professor Andrew Miller Illawarra Cancer Care Centre. The PROMPT infrastructure. The Overview. Phase 1 – “the drive shaft” Bring the completed pilot stage (Illawarra) into ‘production’ the component becomes invisible entry assessment information > destination of the assessment
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Professor Andrew Miller Illawarra Cancer Care Centre The PROMPT infrastructure
Phase 1 – “the drive shaft” • Bring the completed pilot stage (Illawarra) into ‘production’ • the component becomes invisible • entry assessment information > destination of the assessment • Success & cost is non-negotiable • no link, no feedback
Phase 2[build selected assessments to demonstrate & train in build process] • Initially it’s humans! • Coordination needs be done ONCE for each Assessment • Costs depend on design requirements • Not stock [e.g., graphics, then separate process] > $$ • Stock [i.e., available] > can do now • Coordinate changes • MOSAIQ DB [Clinical Assessments] • Assessments values and destination
Phase 3 - distribution • Getting the completed assessments to a repository • Moving the available assessments to the device • IT problem (all assessments on all devices?; App Store/iTunes?) • Solve once for each device type
Phase 4 – Re-use • Problem of ingenuity • what we write first will be inadequate; just demo • MOSAIQ is a Corporate production Environment • Interaction with clinician – pilot demonstration or production? α $$$$ • Demonstration can be achieved now with current data
Phase 5 – Feedback • Problem of ingenuity • what we write first will be inadequate; just demo • Requires a working system • Data Transfer • Patient notification (TXT, email, voice)
patient use Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 pre-clinical Proposed Timing Clinical Informatics