Detection of deterioration from COVID-19 in post-acute care
We are pleased to announce the publication of our presentation at the AMDA 2022 meeting in the Journal of the Association of Medical Directors (JAMDA)!
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Can we leverage information hidden in fluctuations of oxygen saturation (O2Sat) to understand the respiratory system, the part of human physiology most attacked by covidー19?
The article can be found here, in case the above link does not work.
A call for continuous monitoring of physiological parameters
Please read this editorial in Science Advances published on September 2, 2020.
HRV: what it is what it isn’t
My thoughts on what heart rate variability represents and our limitations of current knowledge of it. Honored to have been able to share these ideas in the American Journal of Physiology – RIC. With the powerful advent of wearables, this… Read More »HRV: what it is what it isn’t
COVID-19 hit seniors harder than any other part of our society
A great article on Wired.com explores the challenges. Another great resource to follow is this COVID-19 tracker for nursing homes from NYT: About 40% of U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Are Linked to Nursing Homes At least 77,000 residents and workers have… Read More »COVID-19 hit seniors harder than any other part of our society
Viral infections can leave imprints in heart rate variability
Remember the Zika pandemics? Long-term effects of Zika infection can be seen in heart rate variability (HRV): https://t.co/njfEtkm0x8 — Health Stream Analytics, LLC (@HealthStreamAn1) May 19, 2021
Pitfalls of predictive models in healthcare
This article investigates concisely the dangers and pitfalls of ML/AI in medicine revealed in the recent meta-analysis of research around the COVID-19 pandemic: https://lnkd.in/gyn7MFq Some of the issues can be resolved, e.g., methodology flaws that can be avoided. Some issues… Read More »Pitfalls of predictive models in healthcare
Number of COVID-19 deaths in the United States by state – constantly updated
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