Lori Erickson
Single site evidence-based implementation of a mHealth application for remote patient monitoring for pediatric patients ready to wean from tube feedings (TFs). The primary objective of this study is to evaluate the CHAMP® ("CHAMP App") software platforms' expansion into TF weaning through Children's Mercy (CM) Kansas City's interdisciplinary feeding team (IDC). The investigators will use the current standard of care rates of tube weaning success, time to weaning, and healthcare team communication to evaluate the change after the implementation of the evidence-based CHAMP App. For equipoise of access, the study team will provide access in this pre-post design for parent/legally authorized representative (LAR)- child family access and use the CHAMP App software platform as soon as possible.
Training: After consent to the study- parents/LAR will undergo training on the CHAMP App use by the study staff. The CHAMP App will be downloaded on the parent/LAR mobile device or an iPad that has been locked to contain only the CHAMP App and patient portal with mobile device management of the device by CM. In addition to approval to begin a weaning trial by the IDC team providing primary nutrition management-beginning the weaning process may include these requirements: * Weight for length or body mass index (BMI) must be stable. For children who are premature, syndromic, small for gestatio…
Eligibility Criteria: Parent/LAR-Child dyad was referred for feeding difficulty and tube feeding care at Children's Mercy. * Inclusion Criteria * The child is between the ages of 1 month and five years 11 months. * Child is approved for a trial of tube weaning by the managing providers of their feeding difficulty. * Exclusion Criteria * Children who do not meet the criteria to begin tube weaning. * Children who are older than 6 years of age at time of enrollment. * Parent/LAR of parent/LAR-child dyad who do not speak one of the languages offered via the CHAMP application (English,…
Children's Mercy Kansas City's CHAMP application was developed for data transfer of pediatric cardiac population vitals from home to the healthcare team in March 2014. CHAMP provides families and the clinical team with a new model of care leveraged by a remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform. CHAMP has been used in over 1000 patients, 28 states, and across 12 pediatric hospitals in pediatric cardiology. The CHAMP application is available in 11 languages for families to use on mobile devices (Apple and Android).
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