Feasibility of Observing Cerebrovascular Disease Phenotypes with Smartphone Monitoring: Study Design Considerations for Real-World Studies.

Publication date: Jun 02, 2024

Accelerated by the adoption of remote monitoring during the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in using digitally captured behavioral data to predict patient outcomes has grown; however, it is unclear how feasible digital phenotyping studies may be in patients with recent ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack. In this perspective, we present participant feedback and relevant smartphone data metrics suggesting that digital phenotyping of post-stroke depression is feasible. Additionally, we proffer thoughtful considerations for designing feasible real-world study protocols tracking cerebrovascular dysfunction with smartphone sensors.

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Concepts	Keywords
Accelerated	cerebrovascular disease
Basel	Cerebrovascular Disorders
Pandemic	COVID-19
Patient	Feasibility Studies
Smartphone	health outcomes
	Humans
	Male
	Monitoring, Physiologic
	Pandemics
	Phenotype
	post-stroke depression
	real-world data
	remote patient monitoring
	SARS-CoV-2
	Smartphone
	smartphone sensors

Semantics

Type	Source	Name
disease	MESH	Cerebrovascular Disease
disease	VO	study design
disease	MESH	COVID-19 pandemic
disease	MESH	ischemic stroke
disease	MESH	transient ischemic attack
disease	MESH	stroke
disease	VO	USA
disease	MESH	dementia
disease	MESH	cognitive impairment
pathway	REACTOME	Translation
disease	MESH	etiology
drug	DRUGBANK	Coenzyme M
disease	VO	population
disease	VO	protocol
disease	IDO	quality
disease	VO	device
drug	DRUGBANK	Methyltestosterone
disease	VO	storage
disease	VO	volume
disease	IDO	process
disease	IDO	production
disease	VO	time
disease	VO	frequency
disease	MESH	emergency
disease	MESH	gait
disease	VO	report

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