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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Health-tracking"”.

  1. Development of a Mobile Health-tracking System for Longitudinal Clinical Assessment of People with Impairments in Brain Functioning

    … to collect, integrate, and analyse various health-related measures over time. I propose a novel system that combines electronic observational and self-report data with sensor-based data collected from wearable wrist sensors. The findings focus on people with intellectual disabilities (ID) to …

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  2. Ingestible Electronics for High Quality Gastric Neural Recordings

    … via Ingestible Gastric Untethered Tracking (MiGUT). The custom device and electrodes are designed to conform to the stomach wall, wirelessly transmit high quality signals, all while fitting in an ingestible form capable of being easily delivered into the GI tract. MiGUT is shown to …

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  3. Alma Mater? Lactation Rooms as a Case Study for Centering Place-making in the Quest for Inclusion on College Campuses

    … impacts this age population. Therefore, student health tracking systems need to incorporate more questions on birth experiences, postpartum needs, and lactation. Universities are unique ecosystems and the current desire to improve in policy and action. There is now an incredible opportunity to …

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  4. Supporting everyday self-management practices for pediatric patients with epilepsy

    … of data collection and reporting. New mobile health sensing and data input capabilities could provide opportunities for facilitating aspects of these patient and caregiver data collection needs, which in turn could better inform clinical decision making and patient self-reflection within the …

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