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mDOT Center Webinar Series
The mDOT Center Webinar series is part of the Training Core of the mDOT Center. These webinars are part of the curriculum that the mDOT Center is providing to students in both data science and the biomedical disciplines to further the process of building the next generation of scientists capable of using these highly sophisticated biomedical applications.
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// ADVANCING mHEALTH RESEARCHERS
NIH mHealth Training Institute
The mHTI is a national connector/incubator/facilitator for advancing mHealth researchers with the transdisciplinary expertise and networks for co-creating practical healthcare solutions with societal impact.
Scholars develop a shared vocabulary and conceptual framework, acquire deep domain expertise in latest mHealth technologies and methodologies, and obtain the soft skills and team science abilities and connections essential for mHealth innovation.
Faculty
Faculty from top universities and organizations across the country provide scholars with deep-dive insights into their individual areas of expertise.
Selected Scholars
New and established academic “unicorns” seeking to develop and implement integrated mHealth approaches to tackle healthcare problems.
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Digital Toolbox
The virtual toolbox contains a curated selection of tools and datasets designed with the mHealth researcher in mind.
All tools and datasets are available for download and use. View all or narrow your search by selecting from the categories below.
All tools and datasets are available for download and use. View all or narrow your search by selecting from the categories below.
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Privacy and security issues Owner-ship of user data. Users of consumer wearable devices today often do not own their data. Instead, the manufacturer handles data collection and storage, while the end users (including g implementers) are only provided with a summary of results based on the collec...
By Lyndsey Tran , 2 months ago
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Restrictive OS-level APIs and Play Store policies that make it hard to collect GPS type of data. Require the development of in-house apps.
By Lyndsey Tran , 2 months ago
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Wearables with GPS - although they allow the user to look at GPS information live, there is usually not a way to download a log of all GPS movements.
By Lyndsey Tran , 2 months ago
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