Assessing sleep in primary brain tumor patients using smart wearables and patient-reported data: Feasibility and interim analysis of an observational study

Maeve Pascoe; Alex Wollet; Julianie De La Cruz Minyety; Elizabeth Vera; Hope Miller; Orieta Celiku; Heather Leeper; Kelly Fernandez; Jennifer Reyes; Demarrius Young; Alvina Acquaye-Mallory; Kendra Adegbesan; Lisa Boris; Eric Burton; Claudia Chambers; Anna Choi; Ewa Grajkowska; Tricia Kunst; Jason Levine; Marissa Panzer; Marta Peñas-Prado; Valentina Pillai; Lily Polskin; Jing Wu; Mark R. Gilbert; Tito R. Mendoza; Amanda King; Dorela D. Shuboni‐Mulligan; Terri S. Armstrong

doi:10.1093/nop/npae048

Abstract

Sleep-wake disturbances are common and disabling in primary brain tumor (PBT) patients but studies exploring longitudinal data are limited. This study investigates the feasibility and relationship between longitudinal patient-reported outcomes (PROs) and physiologic data collected via smart wearables.

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Assessing sleep in primary brain tumor patients using smart wearables and patient-reported data: Feasibility and interim analysis of an observational study

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Assessing sleep in primary brain tumor patients using smart wearables and patient-reported data: Feasibility and interim analysis of an observational study

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