Individual Variability in Brain Connectivity Patterns and Driving-Fatigue Dynamics.

Mental fatigue during driving poses significant risks to road safety, necessitating accurate assessment methods to mitigate potential hazards. This study explores the impact of individual variability in brain networks on driving fatigue assessment, hypothesizing that subject-specific connectivity patterns play a pivotal role in understanding fatigue dynamics. By conducting a linear regression analysis of subject-specific brain networks in different frequency bands, this research aims to elucidate the relationships between frequency-specific connectivity patterns and driving fatigue.

Serious games for Parkinson's Disease management as implemented in PROPHETIC platform.

In this paper, we describe the serious games, integrated into PROPHETIC which is an innovating personal healthcare service for a holistic remote management of Parkinson's disease (PD) patients. The main objective of the three developed serious games is to allow health professionals to remotely monitor and appraise the overall physical status of their patients. The significant benefits for the patients, making use of this platform, is the improvement of their engagement, empowerment and, consequently, the provision of education about their condition and its management.

Data Quality Challenges in a Learning Health System.

This paper discusses the topic of data quality, which concerns the global research and business community and constitutes a challenging task. The data quality prerequisite becomes even more critical when it pertains to critical and sensitive data, such as the healthcare domain data. To begin with, the paper outlines the basic definitions and concepts of data quality and its dimensions.