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The novelty lies in a parallel signal processing approach, deriving 3 physiological readings from a single bioimpedance feed, which streamlines the device. Initial testing on a single human participant demonstrated the potential for future integration into a smart telemonitoring health system.
Agcayazi et al [41] designed a wearable bioimpedance analyzer for infant hydration monitoring.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2025;13:e60569
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Moreover, the burden and cost of administering a full cognitive assessment would likely make such an approach unrealistic.
One possible solution to this issue is the development of a digital platform with automated administration/scoring, designed for remote data collection—eliminating the need for participants to visit a clinic [18].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e55469
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Conversely, a rigid or traditional medical culture can act as a barrier to the usage of new technologies and methods [4]. The role of medical culture extends beyond the attitudes of individual professionals, influencing how teams function and how institutions respond to emerging challenges in health care [5].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e68406
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Overview of unstructured data processing for a single timestep. CUIs are extracted from clinical notes by c TAKES and assembled into a usable data structure that maps encounter ID to a list of CUIs associated with the timestep. A table of CUI-associated data is created, independent of patient data, containing preferred text, ICD codes, Sap BERT embedding, and cluster information.
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e75340
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Since cortisol is incorporated into growing hair, hair is emerging as a novel matrix for measuring retrospective cortisol secretion over months [9,11,12]. Each 1 cm hair segment, beginning from the proximal end, approximates a month’s cortisol production.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e63811
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Nivel-PCD: All insurance claims codes as recorded by the GP are received, however, when a dataset has been requested by the researcher, the codes are filtered by the data processor to include a selection of codes relevant to the study (in agreement with the researchers), on a database zone level.
Contacts
Defined as moments of contact between a GP and a patient. Based on unique dates on which an insurance claim code was recorded by the GP, that is, the maximum number of contacts per patient per day is 1.
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e64628
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Addressing care partner needs is a pressing health, economic, and social imperative.
There is a growing literature on web-based peer support networks for care partners of people with serious illness, and such networks typically contain a platform to exchange information and provide peer support [5].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e70206
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Exclusion criteria for individuals with MDD included a severe neurodevelopmental disorder or other impairment that impacts the participant’s ability to provide the required information for the study (eg, symptom reports), a substance or medication-induced affective disorder, an affective disorder secondary to a medical condition, and a current Axis I psychotic or bipolar disorder.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e66187
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Of the participants who had never used DMHIs (155/306, 50.7%), the 3 most common reasons were a lack of awareness, a belief that these products are not useful or necessary, and not having found a DMHI that was helpful to them.
Almost 70% (177/256) of participants preferred finding out about a DMHI via a health professional recommendation, followed by social media or Google search (Table 3).
Participants’ preferences for promotion and access.
a DMHI: digital mental health intervention.
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e69499
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Chatbots are a highly accessible and scalable platform that allows for simulated conversations. Accessible via the web through a hyperlink or downloadable app, chatbots can be used on a smartphone, tablet, or computer. The use of chatbots has also been shown to improve access to services and support health equity by providing personalized health education, being available in multiple languages, and offering continuous access to information [11-15].
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e65848
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