Publications by authors named "Sara Kimble"

Article Synopsis
  • Psychiatry is leveraging digital phenotyping and AI/ML tools to analyze mental health by tracking various real-world data from participants, such as location, online activity, and health metrics.
  • Current ethical guidelines for sharing individual research results (IRRs) are insufficient to manage the sensitive data generated in this research.
  • An interdisciplinary expert group has created a new framework addressing the ethical, legal, and social issues of returning IRRs in digital phenotyping studies, which can also be applied to other medical research fields.
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Background: Psychiatry has long needed a better and more scalable way to capture the dynamics of behavior and its disturbances, quantitatively across multiple data channels, at high temporal resolution in real time. By combining 24/7 data-on location, movement, email and text communications, and social media-with brain scans, genetics, genomics, neuropsychological batteries, and clinical interviews, researchers will have an unprecedented amount of objective, individual-level data. Analyzing these data with ever-evolving artificial intelligence could one day include bringing interventions to patients where they are in the real world in a convenient, efficient, effective, and timely way.

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