Crafting a View of Self-Tracking Data in the Clinical Visit
summary
Nine Parkinson's patients wear a Fitbit Zip for four weeks and return for a roughly ten‑minute follow-up (visits average six to seven minutes) with paper printouts showing daily and weekly steps. Clinicians point with a pen to highlight outliers and trends, patients supply life context (deliveries, medication wearing off), and together they set concrete goals (one patient revises a 15,000 target down to 5,000). Results show clinician-led co‑interpretation and an unequal ownership of the view, prompting proposals like an annotation capability and dual tablet displays.
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- 0:00Start
- 9:17Co-Interpreting the Data Outliers
- 11:25Building up the Story from Trends
- 13:08Identifying a Walking Strategy
- 15:06Crafting Practices
- 16:24Encourage patient or clinician to first view
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