Mohammad S. Hashemian, Dylan L. Knowles, J. Calver, Weicheng Qian, Michael C. Bullock, S. Bell, R. Mandryk, N. Osgood, Kevin G. Stanley
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iEpi: an end to end solution for collecting, conditioning and utilizing epidemiologically relevant data
Smartphones have the potential to revolutionize health monitoring and delivery. Significant attention has been given to personal health devices and systems to help individuals and medical practitioners monitor health and treatment compliance. The data collected from these systems also has significant value to public health workers and epidemiologists. However, requirements for backend analysis and supplemental data differ between personal and public health applications. In this paper we describe iEpi, an end-to-end system for collecting, analyzing, and utilizing contextual microdata through smartphones for epidemiological and public health applications.