APS

29th APS Annual Convention · 2017

Location Variability from Commodity Phone Sensors Is Negatively Associated with Self-Reported Depression Score: A Pilot Study

Boston, MA · May 2017

Poster Session · General

  • Ghandeharioun Asma
    MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Szymon Fedor
    University of Cambridge
  • Szymon Fedor
    MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Lisa Sangermano
    Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Jonathan Alpert
    Harvard Medical School
  • Jonathan Alpert
    Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Dale Chelsea
    Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Dawn Ionescu
    Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Rosalind Picard
    MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Abstract

During an 8-week protocol involving phone usage tracking, patients with major depressive disorder (n=10) and healthy volunteers (n=3) were assessed biweekly for depression symptoms using the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS). Higher variation in location was found to relate significantly to lower depression symptoms, as reported by HDRS score.

Quantitative

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