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Evaluating the Accuracy of the VitalWellness Device

12KhachaturianMarkPhD4DevoeConnorBS12JethwaniKamal123KakarmathSujayMD, MS1231Partners HealthcareBoston, MAUnited States2Massachusetts General HospitalCambridge, MAUnited States3Harvard Medical SchoolCambridge, MAUnited States4Vital USAWest Palm Beach, FLUnited StatesCorresponding Author: Nicole

Nicole Polanco, Sharon Odametey, Neda Derakhshani, Mark Khachaturian, Connor Devoe, Kamal Jethwani, Sujay Kakarmath

iproc 2019;5(1):e16250

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Metadata Correction: Engaging a Community for Rare Genetic Disease: Best Practices and Education From Individual Crowdfunding Campaigns

In the paper by Ortiz et al, “Engaging a Community for Rare Genetic Disease: Best Practices and Education From Individual Crowdfunding Campaigns” (Interact J Med Res 2018;7(1):e3), author Nicole Lipitz’s last name was incorrectly spelled as “Lipintz”.

Romina Alicia Ortiz, Steven Witte, Arvin Gouw, Ana Sanfilippo, Richard Tsai, Danielle Fumagalli, Christine Yu, Karla Lant, Nicole Lipitz, Jennifer Shepphird, Fidelia B Alvina, Jimmy Cheng-Ho Lin

Interact J Med Res 2018;7(1):e10707

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Evaluating the Accuracy of an Integrated Vital Sign Measurement Wellness Device

MPH123KakarmathSujayMD, MS1231Partners HealthCarePartners HealthCare Pivot LabsBoston, MAUnited States2Massachusetts General HospitalCambridge, MAUnited States3Harvard Medical SchoolCambridge, MAUnited States4Vital USAWest Palm Beach, FLUnited StatesCorresponding Author: Nicole

Nicole Polanco, Sharon Odametey, Neda Derakhshani, Mark Khachaturian, Connor Devoe, Kamal Jethwani, Sujay Kakarmath

iproc 2019;5(1):e15203

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Communications Between Volunteers and Health Researchers during Recruitment and Informed Consent: Qualitative Content Analysis of Email Interactions

Nicole volunteers to help the research in the face of frustrating symptoms. She anticipates that sharing her story might help herself and the research, and hopes to gain insight into disease and pain management:NicoleHello AnneMy name is Nicole.

Anne Townsend, Zubin Amarsi, Catherine Backman, Susan M Cox, Linda C Li

J Med Internet Res 2011;13(4):e84

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Correction: Can Tweets Predict Citations? Metrics of Social Impact Based on Twitter and Correlation with Traditional Metrics of Scientific Impact

potential additional impact factor points after the decimal point caused by the original editorial would probably have been neglible (after all, these articles are already highly cited: altogether, 638 times, according to Google Scholar), and even though Thomson

Gunther Eysenbach

J Med Internet Res 2012;14(1):e7

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Evaluating the Usability and Acceptability of the HARP Mobile App

HealthcareBoston, MAUnited States2Massachusetts General HospitalBoston, MAUnited States3Harvard Medical SchoolCambridge, MAUnited States4UrCareCambridge, MAUnited StatesCorresponding Author: Jung-Taek Oh jt.oh@e2ehealth.comJan-Dec2019210201951e1625613920191692019©Nicole

Nicole Polanco, Ramya Palacholla, Tasmia Noor, Jung-Taek Oh

iproc 2019;5(1):e16256

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Exploring Care Providers’ Perceptions and Current Use of Telehealth Technology at Work, in Daily Life, and in Education: Qualitative and Quantitative Study

Hyeyoung Hah, Deana Goldin

JMIR Med Educ 2019;5(1):e13350

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Public Opinions Toward Diseases: Infodemiological Study on News Media Data

In the component of data collection and preprocessing, the 3 Reuters news corpora (Reuters Corpus Volume 1 [RCV1], Thomson Reuters Text Research Collection [TRC2], and Reuters Corpus 2016 [RC16]) were collected and cleaned due to heterogeneities and noise in

Ming Huang, Omar ElTayeby, Maryam Zolnoori, Lixia Yao

J Med Internet Res 2018;20(5):e10047

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The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health: Using Focus Groups to Inform Recruitment

Meredith Tavener, Rosemary Mooney, Clare Thomson, Deborah Loxton

JMIR Res Protoc 2016;5(1):e31

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The Role of Web-Based Health Information in Help-Seeking Behavior Prior to a Diagnosis of Lung Cancer: A Mixed-Methods Study

In a study with colorectal cancer patients, Thomson et al [17] found 25% (61/242, 95% CI 20%-31%) of patients had researched symptoms online themselves, not including patients whose family or friends searched on their behalf.

Julia Mueller, Caroline Jay, Simon Harper, Chris Todd

J Med Internet Res 2017;19(6):e189

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