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NCT06860425
The overarching purpose of this study is to assess whether patients will use the app throughout treatment on a regular basis, as the ultimate goal is to provide an educational platform that can impact patient behaviors and understanding towards health.
NCT06653049
The PERFORM-RL study (Personalised Exercise Prescription for Remote Fitness Using Reinforcement Learning) was a 12-week randomised crossover trial designed to evaluate the effectiveness of an app-based exercise prescription system powered by reinforcement learning (RL). The study aimed to investigate whether exercise sessions tailored by RL would lead to greater user satisfaction and higher exercise intensity compared to generic, non-personalised exercise sessions. The trial enrolled 62 participants (27 males, 42 females; mean age 42 years) who were randomly assigned to alternate between two conditions: an RL-driven intervention, which personalised exercise sessions based on user preferences and feedback, and a control condition with non-tailored, generic exercise sessions. Participants were instructed to complete three exercise sessions per week using the i80 BPM app, which offered a variety of video-guided exercises. The RL model customised these sessions based on user feedback, including satisfaction and perceived intensity, with the goal of optimising future sessions. The primary outcome was user satisfaction, measured via the Physical Activity Enjoyment Scale (PACES-8) after each session. Secondary outcomes included exercise intensity, as assessed by the Borg Rating of Perceived Exertion (RPE) scale, and heart rate data collected through a Samsung Galaxy Fit 2 smartwatch. The trial was conducted in Dublin, Ireland, and approved by the UCD Human Research Ethics Committee (LS-21-34-Tragos-Lawlor). Participants provided informed consent and were blinded to their group allocation. The trial was not registered prospectively, but steps are being taken for retrospective registration.
NCT05157919
The purpose of this randomized controlled pilot trial is to develop and test mobile app, Intensive Care Unit-Caregiver Activation Response, and Engagement (ICU-CARE). ICU-CARE provides a simulated learning environment to encourage family caregivers of mechanically ventilated patients to assess two patient symptoms, thirst and anxiety, and perform specific nonpharmacologic comfort measures to help alleviate patient symptom burden.
NCT05715541
This study aims to compare the INR values of the patients followed by face-to-face and telephone applications.
NCT04259268
In this prospective and paired study, the investigators evaluate whether the preoperative information recorded through a web based questionnaire together with a virtual non face to face patient assessment based on the information recorded by the questionnaire and the electronic records of patients is of a comparable quality to that obtained with the traditional outpatient interview.
NCT02303743
Getting ready for a colonoscopy is difficult and involves a lot of steps. The information given to patients is very important to adherence to treatment. The investigators have created a novel smart phone application (SPA) aimed to increased bowel preparation quality and patient satisfaction, using different educational tools.