2012-09-03 kinzie full vita - Curry School of Education ...
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project<br />
PI: Knaus, W.<br />
MABLE B. KINZIE<br />
Citation: Knaus, W., & Cohn, W. (1999-2001). Charlottes(ville)’s Web: The Robert Wood<br />
Johnson Foundation family history project. Proposal funded by the Robert Wood<br />
Johnson Foundation.<br />
Role: Senior staff, directing the needs assessment documenting health history needs<br />
from multiple perspectives: Patient, Primary Care Provider, and Medical<br />
Specialist. I also led the user experience design team for each <strong>of</strong> these<br />
populations, including iterative design/development <strong>of</strong> the user interface and<br />
functionality for this project<br />
Effort: 30%<br />
Period: 1999-2001<br />
Amount: $ 1,581,393<br />
Description<br />
:<br />
We developed and evaluated Health Heritage, a web-based tool that guides<br />
individuals in collection <strong>of</strong> their own family health history collection and<br />
management. Research-based algorithms evaluate this history for the patient's<br />
risk for 89 diseases and conditions, and related recommendations (care, behavior<br />
change, screening, etc) can be sent to their provider and on to the patient.<br />
Through a randomized trial with 1<strong>09</strong> volunteers, we found that Health Heritage<br />
identified 60% <strong>of</strong> the elevated risk conditions at greater levels <strong>of</strong> sensitivity,<br />
significantly outperforming Usual Care at 24%.<br />
Status: Funded – Completed<br />
Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation<br />
Title: Improving diabetes self-care among rural underserved patients using WebTV<br />
PI: Schorling, J.<br />
Citation: Schorling, J. (2001-2). Improving diabetes self-care among rural underserved<br />
patients using WebTV. Proposal funded by the Robert Wood Johnson<br />
Foundation.<br />
Role: I was senior staff, directing the needs assessment documenting diabetes care<br />
needs from multiple perspectives: Patient, Health Educator, Primary Care<br />
Provider, and Medical Specialist. I also led the user experience design team for<br />
each <strong>of</strong> these populations, including iterative design/development <strong>of</strong> the user<br />
interface and functionality for this project.<br />
Effort: 25%<br />
Period: 2001-2<br />
Amount: $ 100,000<br />
Description<br />
:<br />
Diabetes is known to have a devastating effect on millions <strong>of</strong> patients and their<br />
families, especially the poor and underserved. With this project we expanded the<br />
reach and potential <strong>of</strong> patient education through telemedicine technology, to<br />
improve patients’ diabetes self-management skills. We developed and pilot<br />
tested an interactive, Web-based diabetes self-management support program for<br />
use by medically indigent, underserved, primarily rural patients. The program<br />
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