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A coronavirus app coupled with machine
intelligence will soon enable an individual to get an at-home risk assessment
based on how they feel and where they’ve been in about a minute, and direct
those deemed at risk to the nearest definitive testing facility, investigators
say.
It will also help provide
local and public health officials with real time information on emerging
demographics of those most at risk for coronavirus so they can better target
prevention and treatment initiatives, the Medical College of Georgia investigators report in the journal Infection Control
& Hospital Epidemiology.
“We wanted to help identify people who are at
high risk for coronavirus, help expedite their access to screening and to
medical care and reduce spread of this infectious disease,” says Dr. Arni S.R.
Srinivasa Rao, director of the Laboratory for Theory and Mathematical Modeling
in the MCG Division of Infectious Diseases at Augusta University and the
study’s corresponding author. Rao and co-author Dr. Jose Vazquez, chief of the
MCG Division of Infectious Diseases, are working with developers to finalize
the app which should be available within a few weeks and will be free because
it addresses a public health concern.
The app will ask individuals where they live;
other demographics like gender, age and race; and about recent contact with an
individual known to have coronavirus or who has traveled to areas, like Italy
and China, with a relatively high incidence of the viral infection in the last
14 days. It will also ask about common symptoms of infection and their duration
including fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, sputum production,
headache, diarrhea and pneumonia. It will also enable collection of similar
information for those who live with the individual but who cannot fill out
their own survey. Artificial intelligence will then use an algorithm Rao
developed to rapidly assess the individual’s information, send them a risk
assessment — no risk, minimal risk, moderate or high risk — and alert the
nearest facility with testing ability that a health check is likely needed. If
the patient is unable to travel, the nearest facility will be notified of the
need for a mobile health check and possible remote testing.
The collective information of many individuals will aid rapid and
accurate identification of geographic regions, including cities, counties,
towns and villages, where the virus is circulating, and the relative risk in
that region so health care facilities and providers can better prepare
resources that may be needed, Rao says. It also will help investigators learn
more about how the virus is spreading, the investigators say. Once the app is
ready, it will live on the augusta.edu domain and likely in app stores on the
iOS and Android platforms.
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