Distinguishing Common Digital Phenotyping and Self-Report Parameters for Monitoring and Predicting Depression: Scoping Review.

doi:10.2196/70840

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Distinguishing Common Digital Phenotyping and Self-Report Parameters for Monitoring and Predicting Depression: Scoping Review.

JMIR mHealth and uHealth - 2 Mar 2026

Busshart Lisa, Petrovic Milica, Amin Rebeka, Hegerl Ulrich

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Background: Digital health interventions incorporating self-management strategies are increasingly used to support individuals in managing depression. These interventions often leverage self-monitoring and passive sensor-based data collection to provide personalized feedback, guiding behavioral c...

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Humans
Depression
Digital Health
Phenotype
Self Report

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