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Self-reported acceptance of a wearable activity monitor in persons with stroke

2024-12-16

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<h4>Background</h4> Wearable activity monitors offer clinicians and researchers accessible, scalable, and cost-effective tools for continuous remote monitoring of functional status. These technologies can complement traditional clinical outcome measures by providing detailed, minute-by-minute remotely collected data on a wide array of biometrics that include, as examples, physical activity and heart rate. There is...

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9272f2e9-6503-568f-9b61-3ce75d972812
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10.1101/2024.12.14.24318939
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