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MedRem application for Stroke
Study Summary
This trial will test the feasibility of using MedRem, a novel medication reminder and tracking system, on wearable wrist devices. The app will be loaded onto two Apple Watch 4s for use during the study. One of the major challenges in developing interactive systems for wrist devices is their form factor. The touch screens available on these devices are tiny and much smaller compared to smart phones and tablet computers. MedRem enables user interactions by incorporating speech recognition and text-to-speech features along with clever interface design. The tiny display of the device is used for minimal inputs and outputs, while a user can retrieve and provide more information from/to the system through voice
- Stroke
- Medication Adherence
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Is the participant age limit for this research restricted to those under 55 years of age?
"To be accepted for consideration in this experiment, participants must fall between the ages of 18 and 75. Notably, there are 55 trials enrolling patients younger than 18 and 1070 research studies recruiting adults over 65 years old."
To which population can this research program offer admission?
"The enrollment criteria for this research requires that volunteers have had a stroke and are between 18 to 75 years of age. The team has stated they need roughly 12 individuals in total."
Is this trial currently enrolling participants?
"At this time, clinicaltrials.gov data indicates that recruitment for the trial, initially posted on May 30th 2019 and last updated April 18th 2022 has concluded, yet 1,122 other studies are actively recruiting volunteers."
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