Contact information:
Matthew Thompson
mjt@uw.edu
Research Team:
Ian Bennett, Bianca Frogner, Nikki Gentile, Rachel Geyer, Jack Henry Kotnik, Brenda Mollis, Maria Prado, Kari A. Stephens, Imara West, Ying Zhang
Summary
The PCI Lab researches the design, development, testing and implementation of new technologies and innovations in primary care. This includes using mHealth, point of care diagnostic tests, home blood pressure monitors, wearable devices, digital therapeutics, and developing data sharing infrastructure to support quality improvement and research using electronic health record data. We work closely with experts from the industry, UW research labs, and primary care clinics locally, regionally and nationally.
Projects
- Blood Pressure Checks for Diagnosing Hypertension – The BP Check Study (PI Dr Bev Green, Kaiser Permanente)
- COVID-19 in Ambulatory Settings: Using NLP to Drive Outcomes and Improve Treatment (CAN DO IT)
- Data QUEST
- Detection of respiratory viral infections using wearable devices – national study
- Development and implementation of a provider prescribed, behavioral digital therapeutic designed to support, educate, screen and remotely monitor patients with chronic pain
- Development and pilot testing of a clinical quality measure for diagnosis of lung cancer, funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
- Effectiveness of novel device to treat wax impaction
- Home based testing for influenza and COVID-19 – Lutz Lab, Seattle Flu Study
- Improved early detection of cancers in primary care – CanTest collaboration
- Improving Mental Health Outcomes with the Emergency Department Information Exchange (EDIE): Insights from Washington State (PI: Amber Sabbatini, UW Department of Emergency Medicine)
- Innovative Support for Patients with SARS-CoV-2 Infections (INSPIRE)
- The Healthier Washington Collaboration Portal (WA Portal)