Ubran mind Flashcards

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What is the Urban Mind Project?

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Urban Mind explores the relationship between built, natural and social environment and mental health

Its App collects both active and passive data

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What can technology do? Firth J & Torous J (2015)

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Help patients and clinicians record and track:
Symptoms
Feelings
Behaviours
Location
Environment
Movement
Sociability
Other ‘digital biomarkers’

Can be used to:
Identify at-risk individuals
Track symptoms in outpatients
Encourage medication adherence
Offer on-the-go support
Increase access to services such as CBT and psychosocial support
Encourage lifestyle changes

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What are 3 types of MH apps for phones?

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  1. Treatment [Provide a variety of psychological interventions shown to improve patient’s quality of life, recovery, and reduce symptom severity]
  2. Prediction e.g. clinical realapse
  3. Self-monitoring
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Do people with FEP use technology as much as general population?

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Yep Bell & Alvarez-Jimenez (2019)

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Challanges of using technology

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Practical cost of smartphone/wearables
App development cost and limitations (New apps are not compatible with older devices, Operating system safeguards; iOS/Android device compatibility)
Practical issues – access to internet, habitual charging & use.
Security and privacy issues – storage, transfer, and access of data.
Feelings of paranoia and being monitored.
Are self-reports reliable?
Technology adherence and attrition.

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What is a digital biomarker?

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an “objective, quantifiable, physiological and behavioural data that are collected and measured by means of digital devices, such as portables, wearables, implantables or digestables”

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What is Ecological Momentary Assessment?

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A repeated sampling of behaviours and experiences in real-time and real-world contexts

Can be used to track changes over time and detect abnormalities (for each person)

Can be used for explanatory models

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What are advantages of using Ecological Momentary Assessment?

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  1. Cost effective
  2. Low recall bias
  3. High ecological validity
  4. Allows for repeated measures with customizable frequency
  5. Large sample recruited easily
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What are disadvantages of using Ecological Momentary Assessment?

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  1. Bias towards younger groups who use smartphones
  2. Asked questions may not be accurate enough
  3. Potential missing data- skipped or missed assessments
  4. Subjectivity of self-report
  5. Observational design does not imply causation
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Challenges of Ecological Momentary Assessment?

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  1. Ethical challenges- where to store it, what to collect
  2. Do patients use it?- Feasibility
  3. Does it really measure what it claims to? Validity
  4. Do people enjoy it? Acceptability
  5. What to do with missing data?
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