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Telecenter for secure, remote, collaborative child fatality review.

Mark R Zonfrillo¹, Mahendra Kumar, Jose A Fortes

¹Center for Injury Research and Prevention, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, USA. zonfrillo@email.chop.edu

Injury Prevention : Journal of the International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention

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Adapting technology for child fatality reviews (CFR) improves efficiency and collaboration. The Telecenter application enhanced information sharing and prevention strategies for child deaths.

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Child Safety

Background:

Child fatality review (CFR) is crucial for preventing child deaths but faces resource limitations.
Technology can enhance the efficiency and accessibility of CFR processes.
Existing collaborative web-based tools may be adapted for CFR.

Purpose of the Study:

To adapt a web-based collaborative appliance, Telecenter, for secure, remote child fatality reviews.
To improve the efficiency of data collection and the development of prevention recommendations in CFR.

Main Methods:

User-centered design involving key informant interviews and site visits.
A qualitative, internet-based survey of 64 Pennsylvania CFR team leaders.
Redesign and pilot-testing of the adapted Telecenter application in a local CFR setting.

Main Results:

Key facilitators for technology adoption included improved communication and efficiency.
Barriers identified were concerns about confidentiality, security, and resistance to new methods.
The adapted Telecenter was successfully piloted, demonstrating its utility for CFR.

Conclusions:

The adapted Telecenter successfully met its design goals for CFR.
It improved information dissemination and the identification of fatality prevention strategies.