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J Med Internet Res2021;23(8):e27709.August 27, 2021Journal Article

A Machine Learning Approach to Passively Informed Prediction of Mental Health Risk in People with Diabetes: Retrospective Case-Control Analysis.

Jessica Yu1, Carter Chiu1, Yajuan Wang1, Eldin Dzubur1, Wei Lu1, Julia Hoffman1
1Livongo Health, Inc, Mountain View, CA, United States.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Proactive detection of mental health needs among people with diabetes mellitus could facilitate early intervention, improve overall health and quality of life, and reduce individual and societal health and economic burdens. Passive sensing and ecological momentary assessment are relatively newer methods that may be leveraged for such proactive detection. OBJECTIVE: The primary aim of…

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