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Preliminary Usability Assessment of a Rule-Based Digital Self-Monitoring Platform for Patients With Brain Tumors Toward Digital Early Warning Systems: Pilot Feasibility Study
Postoperative follow-up after brain tumor surgery is typically limited to intermittent clinic visits, leaving subtle neurological or general deterioration between visits underrecognized. Digital self-monitoring platforms may help fill this gap, but evidence in neuro-oncology is scarce, particularly regarding how patient-reported symptom trajectories can feed into future data-driven early warning systems.
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AI-powered digital health tools are improving real-time tracking of mental and physical health, supporting earlier interventions and better patient care in the United States.
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