Background Wearable device data are increasingly used to provide physiological and behavioural measures in clinical studies. Aims This scoping review maps out the data collected by wearable devices ...

Introduction As individuals approach the end of life, physical, mental and social functions decline. However, reliable methods to detect and characterise symptoms of the terminal phase in people with ...

Introduction Parkinson’s disease is a rapidly increasing neurological disorder in terms of global prevalence and is associated with disability and reduced quality of life. Occupational exposure to ...

Introduction Recurrent stroke remains a major threat after an index stroke, but individual risk is difficult to estimate because recurrence reflects interacting clinical, imaging, treatment, ...

Background Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being implemented across healthcare systems with the potential to ...

Introduction Persisting cognitive symptoms after concussion are common and often disabling. Cognitive rehabilitation ...

Background Over the past four decades, ethnic minority groups have remained persistently under-represented in UK health research, despite longstanding evidence of recruitment inequities. This ...

Objectives Medication errors are a major patient safety concern, and double-checking is a commonly used method to mitigate ...

Introduction Beryllium exposure affects over one million individuals in the USA and remains an important cause of ...

Background Antenatal point-of-care ultrasound (APOCUS) may improve access to essential obstetric imaging in rural and remote ...

Introduction Depressive disorders are a major cause of disability worldwide and are frequently accompanied by somatic ...

Background Insufficient physical activity is higher in women and girls globally, with increased risk of non-communicable ...