ERIC J. DAZA Digital WISDOM: Esametry An n-of-1, single-case, or single-subject study is an idiographic, within-individual study of one person's recurrent characteristics and patterns under various exposure or treatment conditions. These exposure periods make up repeating intervals that can be accurately described as a set of partitioned time series of variables (e.g., outcomes and predictors). The core idea is that there are stable periodic or cyclic patterns that are predictable.

"I strive to advance the science of individual well-being by bridging and communicating statistical concepts with precision and empathy. I'm a data science statistician with 18+ years of experience. I build study design and analysis methods for individual-focused digital health using an n-of-1 / single-case causal inference framework."

Discovered by Dr. Kurisu, "Great marketing and such. The model seems very similar to Luna but leaning heavily on wearable and lifestyle devices etc…" "Evidation's mission is to empower everyone to participate in better health outcomes. Evidation measures health in everyday life and enables anyone to participate in ground-breaking research and health programs. Built upon a foundation of user privacy and control over permissioned health data, Evidation's Achievement platform is trusted by millions of individuals-generating data with unprecedented speed, scale, and rigor. We partner with leading life sciences and healthcare companies to understand health and disease outside the clinic walls."

"At HealthSTAR Patient Engagements (HPE), we are both brand partners and advocates for the patient. We bring innovation and experience to patient engagement with a caring approach. Leveraging over two decades of commercial success and proprietary technologies, HPE uses a proven, holistic approach to patient engagement, from strategy and content development to support and logistical services, with a comprehensive foundation of compliance, data management, and analytics. We call it the Ecosystem of Patient Engagement. "

"The healthcare innovation platform for modern workflow creation"

"Through hands-on tutorials over the next four weeks, we want to make you a better data journalist who can use a few free tools and specific techniques to make it easier to mine datasets in search of answers and stories. We will use an example database (about dogs !) along with a dataset of your own choosing."

May 31st to June 27 - $95

Recommended by Soloperto Nicely formatted .pdf, offered as a download to those who provide their contact information. Good Model for our Study of Me presentation.

"Lirio is a behavior change AI platform that unites behavioral science with artificial intelligence powering your ability to move people along their unique journey to better health through person-centered communication."

Recommended by Soloperto

"Personal Data Notebooks are interactive documents that combine text, graphics and data analysis. They live right in your browser and allow you to gain insight from the personal data that you have stored in your Open Humans account."

Hopefully this related collaborative health systems venture is also the real deal, and will start returning population-level benefits soon.

"Mayo Clinic has launched a new initiative to collect and analyze patient data from remote monitoring devices and diagnostic tools and to use artificial intelligence to accelerate diagnoses and disease prediction. The goal is to help physicians make better, faster and more accurate diagnoses and detect diseases even before symptoms develop, said John Halamka, M.D., a physician and president of Mayo Clinic Platform."

This is the Arete Coach Podcast where we explore the art and science of executive coaching with host Severin Sorensen. Our guest is Ozzie Gontang, Ph.D., Executive Coach, Master Coach, and Vistage COPE Award Winner (2001). Ozzie's path to executive coaching came through his work as a marathoner, counselor, and psychotherapist. He transitioned to executive coach and executive peer group leader being awarded Vistage's highest honor, the Cope Award in 2001.

Just listened to the conversation with Ozzie Gontang. Don't miss it. A small dose of Oz is worth the time!

"There's so much about the human brain that continues to baffle and mystify our top medical researchers, but one aspect of its complex design is starting to come into focus. Contrary to previous widely held beliefs, the human brain exists in a perpetual state of constant change. The documentary The Brain That Changes Itself explores these groundbreaking findings as heralded in a book of the same title by psychiatrist and researcher Dr. Norman Doidge."

From Carl Heine at 21cif.com

Recommended by DeAunne Denmark, Phd, MD

"You may think that you're looking at a telescopic heat-map of a distant planet, with clickable thumbnail images to the right featuring its unique topography. In fact, what you're looking at is a small region of the brain that's measured in micrometers and stands out as a fascinating frontier of discovery into the very origins of thought and cognition."

Recommended by Tyler Orion, Endorsed by DeAunne Denmark, MD, PhD :This is an example of the high quality and thoughtful study design needed to accurately and meaningfully interpret real-world tracking data. This prediction signal would not have been detected in the larger (inconsistently reporting) group, or in those who hadn't tracked enough before getting sick. Which relates to the importance of creating a baseline health timeline and consistently collecting robust, standardized pre-intervention contextual data. And another illustration re: why I keep circling back to these in all of our n-of-1 discussions :)