Smartphone based treatment in bipolar disorder
- M Faurholt-Jepsen,
- M. Frost,
- J.E. Bardram,
- Lars V. Kessing
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Pages S32 - S33Publication milestones
- Published - 03/2016
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Published - 03/2016
Abstract
During this symposium, results from a randomized controlled trial investigating the effect of
smartphone based electronic self-monitoring on the severity of depressive and manic
symptoms will be presented and discussed.Further, we will present and discuss the use of
automatically generated objective smartphone data on behavioral activities (eg social
activities, mobility and physical activity) as electronic biomarkers of illness activity in bipolar
disorder.
smartphone based electronic self-monitoring on the severity of depressive and manic
symptoms will be presented and discussed.Further, we will present and discuss the use of
automatically generated objective smartphone data on behavioral activities (eg social
activities, mobility and physical activity) as electronic biomarkers of illness activity in bipolar
disorder.
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