March 2017 PMID 30202569

Wearable sensing and mobile devices: the future of post-concussion monitoring?

William Johnston, Cailbhe Doherty, Fionn Cleirigh Büttner, Brian Caulfield

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Abstract in brief

Wearable sensing technology and mobile devices are key innovations in monitoring and managing postconcussion health, allowing for real-time data collection and analysis.
These tools help detect subtle changes in brain function after a concussion, enabling quicker intervention and personalized recovery plans.
The integration of wearable and mobile tech represents a promising future for safer, more effective concussion management and return-to-activity decisions.]

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Evaluating Wearable Technology for Health Monitoring Evidence

This video evaluates the evidence on the accuracy of commercially available wearable technologies for monitoring physical activity, sleep, cardiovascular health, and continuous blood glucose levels. Learn how these…

Dr Cailbhe Doherty · Sep 16, 2022 335 views

Evidence for Wearable Biosensors in Health Tracking

This video discusses the current evidence around consumer wearable devices, focusing on monitoring physical activity, sleep, cardiovascular health, and blood glucose. Explore how these technologies enhance health…

Dr Cailbhe Doherty · Jun 7, 2022 237 views

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Wearable sensing and mobile devices: the future of post-concussion monitoring?

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Evaluating Wearable Technology for Health Monitoring Evidence

Evidence for Wearable Biosensors in Health Tracking