Resources
Background reading on continuous physiological monitoring in sleep, respiratory care, heart failure, clinical trials, and occupational stress. Each paper is a free download.
Missing data weakens clinical trial conclusions. This paper shows where data loss comes from and how continuous recording between visits limits it when visits are missed or participants drop out.
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A review of the techniques used to measure breathing, the growing range of digital health devices, and the role of scientific validation when selecting a wearable for respiratory monitoring.
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The burden of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and how continuous respiratory recording supports telemonitoring programs and patient follow-up between visits.
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The impact of COPD exacerbations, the limits of current rehabilitation programs, and how a connected remote monitoring program supports home-based pulmonary rehabilitation.
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The growing clinical and economic burden of heart failure, what earlier home monitoring programs found, and how continuous physiological recording can fit a home monitoring model.
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How a garment that records breathing, heart rate variability, and movement supports overnight sleep recording at home, and how the Hexoskin sleep algorithm was compared with polysomnography.
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Operational stress injuries among first responders, and the cardiac, respiratory, and sleep measures that research has explored to detect and follow them.
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The burden of stress on physicians, nurses, and other healthcare workers, the methods used to monitor it, and the cardiac, respiratory, and sleep measures explored in research.
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