Digital Mental Health Blog

What We Lose When We Exclude Continuous Behavioral Measurement in Clinical Research & Practice?

Health condition detection and care are only as good as their measurability against a baseline over time. Mental and behavioral health measurement has traditionally been taken with self-reported surveys and validated scales,...

How Continuous Behavioral Health Measurement Enhances Real-world Data & Evidence

Continuous Behavioral Health Measurement is an emergent opportunity to produce richer real-world data & evidence.  Real-world data and evidence have been defined by the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and its...

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6 Benefits of Continuous Behavioral Health Measurement for Research

Mobile sensing is an objective continuous behavioral health measurement methodology used in behavioral health research. This methodology uses sensors in digital devices like smartphones to collect and measure information related to mental...

4 Ways Continuous Behavioral Health Measurement Improves Clinical Research and Care Delivery

Continuous behavioral health measurement uses sensors in smartphones to collect behavioral information that provides insight into the mental states of clinical trial subjects, patients, and clients. It provides insights to study investigators...

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New Study Highlights the Greater Accuracy of Objective Measurement in Mental Health

New Study Published in JMIR Mental Health uses the EARS Platform’s Mobile Sensing Methodology The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) study used objective, passive remote sensing methods through the EARS Research Platform in a new study published in...

Introducing EARS 2.0

Ksana Health is pleased to announce new 2.0 improvements to the Effortless Assessment Research System (EARS). Mobile sensing and passive remote assessment enabled by EARS is a new standard in behavioral research...

Is Behavioral Activation the Killer App for Mobile Sensing?

A presentation at the Center for Behavioral Intervention Technologies (CBITs), Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine Center. Transcript of Video Presentation VR: An Example I wanted to start off by showing you...