Figure 2:
The precision Medicine paradigm connecting different layers of the network of knowledge to develop personalized target treatments. When translating this model to psychiatry and psychology, observation of behavior can be complemented by digital data from wearable biosensors. (Panel A from Hawgood, Hook-Barnard, O'Brien, & Yamamoto, 2015. Reprinted with permission from AAAS.) (B) Commercially available wearable biosensors affording the level of precision of research-grade sensors to, for example, separate activities of daily living that involve voluntary versus involuntary motions. Panel B shows the output of the Apple watch distinguishing walking from pointing activities, along with the categorization of activities of daily life from accelerometer data collected with a smart phone. (Panel B from Torres, Vero, & Rai, 2018.)

The precision Medicine paradigm connecting different layers of the network of knowledge to develop personalized target treatments. When translating this model to psychiatry and psychology, observation of behavior can be complemented by digital data from wearable biosensors. (Panel A from Hawgood, Hook-Barnard, O'Brien, & Yamamoto, 2015. Reprinted with permission from AAAS.) (B) Commercially available wearable biosensors affording the level of precision of research-grade sensors to, for example, separate activities of daily living that involve voluntary versus involuntary motions. Panel B shows the output of the Apple watch distinguishing walking from pointing activities, along with the categorization of activities of daily life from accelerometer data collected with a smart phone. (Panel B from Torres, Vero, & Rai, 2018.)

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