Exploring the interface between feelings and physiologic signals, between use of self-tracking and relying on clinicians: the next decade in use of wearables in enabling novel ways to understand and intervene.

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Exploring the interface between feelings and physiologic signals, between use of self-tracking and relying on clinicians: the next decade in use of wearables in enabling novel ways to understand and intervene.

The past ten years has given a glimpse and how wearable health technologies, including apps and wearable devices, will impact diverse aspects of medicine. I will review how it has forced us to re-examine given assumptions about feeling and the link between subjective and objective findings. Most importantly, it has opened our awareness of the unique of individual responses and the imprint of contextual confounder.

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Meeting ID: 972 3410 6780
Passcode: 004054

Date: 23 January 2024, 9:30
Venue:
Department of Psychiatry
Headington OX3 7JX
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Details: Seminar Room
Speaker: Professor Stephen Friend (University of Oxford / 4YouandMe.org)
Organising department: Department of Psychiatry
Organiser contact email address: rania.elgarf@psych.ox.ac.uk
Host: Professor John Geddes (Head of University Department of Psychiatry, Oxford)
Part of: Psychiatry Seminar Series
Booking required?: Not required
Audience: Public
This talk features in the following public collections:
- Talks of interest to Oxford Ethics and Humanities
Editors: Katherine Shepherd, Rania Elgarf