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“[T]he most important factor for me was the diary,” said one respondent (female, 50s), whereas another said, “I think that documenting it was the most helpful...” (female, 70s). A patient (male, 40s) who stated he had “a little TBI (traumatic brain injury)” credited the tracking as a memory aide.
Critically for the N-of-1 context in which treatment comparisons were to be made, a majority of respondents preferred simple presentations of summary data.
Robin L Louise Whitney, Deborah H Ward, Maria T. Marois, Christopher H. Schmid, Ida Sim, Richard L Kravitz
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018;6(10):e10291Download Citation: END BibTex RIS