Mobile Crowdsensing for the Juxtaposition of Realtime Assessments and Retrospective Reporting for Neuropsychiatric Symptoms

R. Pryss, T. Probst, W. Schlee, Johannes Schobel, B. Langguth, P. Neff, M. Spiliopoulou, M. Reichert
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Abstract

Many symptoms of neuropsychiatric disorders such as tinnitus are subjective and vary over time. Usually, in interviews or self-report questionnaires, patients are asked to report symptoms as well as their severity and duration retrospectively. However, only little is known to what degree such retrospective reports reflect the symptoms experienced in daily life some time ago. Mobile technologies can help to bridge this gap: mobile self-help services allow patients to record their symptoms prospectively when (or shortly after) they occur in daily life. In this study, we present results that we obtained with the mobile crowdsensing platform TrackYourTinnitus to show that there is a discrepancy between the prospective assessment of symptom variability and the retrospective report thereof. To be more precise, we evaluated the real-time entries provided to the platform by individuals experiencing tinnitus. The results indicate that mobile technologies like the TrackYourTinnitus crowdsensing platform may go beyond the role of an assistive service for patients by contributing to more accurate diagnosis and, hence, to a more elaborated treatment.
移动人群感知对神经精神症状的实时评估和回顾性报告并立
许多神经精神疾病的症状,如耳鸣,是主观的,随时间而变化。通常,在访谈或自我报告问卷中,要求患者回顾性地报告症状及其严重程度和持续时间。然而,这种回顾性报告在多大程度上反映了一段时间前日常生活中经历的症状,目前尚不清楚。移动技术可以帮助弥合这一差距:移动自助服务允许患者在日常生活中出现症状时(或之后不久)预先记录自己的症状。在本研究中,我们通过移动众测平台TrackYourTinnitus获得的结果表明,对症状变异性的前瞻性评估与回顾性报告之间存在差异。更准确地说,我们评估了经历耳鸣的个人提供给平台的实时条目。研究结果表明,像TrackYourTinnitus众感平台这样的移动技术可能会超越辅助服务的角色,为患者提供更准确的诊断,从而提供更详细的治疗。
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