Project Portfolio
CDH-Funded Projects
Harnessing Mindset in Health Technology
Principal investigator: Alia Crum, PhD (Psychology)
Co-investigators: James Landay, PhD (Computer Science), Octavia Zahrt (Organizational Behavior)
Stroke Coach: A virtual therapist for stroke patient arm recovery
Principal investigators: Maarten Lansberg, MD, PhD (Neurology), Scott Delp, PhD (Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering, Orthopaedic Surgery), Kara Flavin, MD (Orthopaedic Surgery)
Co-investigators: Mike Hittle (Biomedical Computation), Catherine Legault, MD (Vascular Neurology), Mazen Al Borno, PhD (Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering and Orthopaedic Surgery), Peter Lu (Computer Science), Joy Hsu (Computer Science)
Exploring an artificial intelligence approach to support adherence behaviors in psychiatric clinical care
Principal investigators: Sarah Adler, Psy.D (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences), Jane Kim, Ph.D. (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
Co-investigators: Mytilee Vemuri, MD, Katherine Williams, MD, Debra Safer, MD (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
Stop, watch: reducing hyperactivity and supporting attention for youth with ADHD
Principal investigator: Leanne Williams, PhD (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
Co-investigators: John E. Leikauf, MD, Carlos Correa (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
Individualized migraine attack prediction with self-reported and passively collected data
Principal investigator: Lorene Nelson, PhD, MS (Health Research & Policy)
Co-investigators: Ealon Joelson, MD (Neurology), Eric J. Daza, PhD (Stanford Prevention Research Center), Katherine K. Holsteen, BS (Epidemiology)
Completed Projects
MyHeart Counts
MyHeart Counts is a research app designed to study activity and heart health through your phone. The study is one of the largest and fastest recruiting for a research trial and is currently ongoing with over 60,000 participants utilizing mobile consent and participation feedback. Stanford University scientists plan to use data gathered from app users to improve methods of preventing and treating heart disease. Learn more about the study. Principal Investigators: Alan Yeung, Euan A. Ashley in collaboration with the American Heart Association.
SmartADHERE
SmartADHERE is a randomized trial featuring a mobile app, semi-automated chatbot, and coaching to improve anticoagulation adherence in atrial fibrillation. It is the largest ever multimodal digital health research clinical trial with 400 patients from 25 sites. Principal Investigator: Mintu Turakhia.
Digital Cardiac Rehab after Hospitalization
A Stanford Center for Clinical Research (SCCR) and AstraZeneca collaboration is focused on cardio-metabolic mobile health innovations in clinical trial design and operations. The study utilizes a multimodal app and coaching intervention in patients after heart attack, angioplasty or stenting. The app aims to support lifestyle and risk factor modifications. Principal Investigator: Mintu Turakhia.
Discover-AF
Discover-AF is a population screening pilot study for atrial fibrillation (AF) using a wearable patch sensor at point-of-care to address ~500,000 undiagnosed AF individuals. The pilot guides feasibility and implementation leading to a two-stage, adaptive design with the goal of 7% yield of AF, one year study with ~1,400 patients. Principal Investigator: Mintu Turakhia.