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Appendix C: Examples of Virtual Clinical Trials Included in the Workshop Handout
Pages 99-104

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... , illustrating the need to appropriately use digital health technology in a trial. For more information on the trial, please view the study record (ClinicalTrials.gov, 2013)
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... . This study is yet to be completed, but potential benefits include increasing data measurement frequency and increased convenience for ALS patients who may have difficulty visiting a study center to be part of the trial (Barrow Nerulogical Institute, 2017)
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... . Enhancing Quality of Life Through Exercise: A Telerehabilitation Approach • Year Posted: 2016 • Sponsor: McGill University • Disease: Spinal cord injury • Intervention: Behavioral -- physical activity intervention • Phase: Not applicable • Digital Health Technology: Video-based telerehabilitation This study will evaluate video-based telerehabilitation intervention to enhance basic psychological needs, motivation, physical activity, and q ­ uality-of-life–related outcomes for adults with spinal cord injuries.
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... • Year Posted: 2017 • Sponsor: Boston University • Disease: Mental illness, social isolation, and loneliness • Intervention: Behavioral • Phase: Not applicable • Digital Health Technology: Social media program This study will evaluate a social media program, "Recovery 4 US," on its ability to enhance community participation and overall recovery of individuals with psychiatric disabilities. The Recovery 4 US platform includes virtually delivered interventions, such as receipt of a hope-inspiring message paired with a corresponding visual image, in addition to communityoriented events initiated by members of the Recovery 4 US community.
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... Study mobile devices allow participants to reach study staff at any time. Furthermore, patients' data are sent directly to r ­ esearchers, who have ready access to the data.
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