The document discusses findings from the Quantified Self Europe 2013 initiative, highlighting a trial involving 41 participants which showed significant improvements in health behavior scores and a marginally significant improvement in self-reported medication adherence. Patient feedback indicated high satisfaction with the application used during the study. A larger Phase 2 trial is planned, involving 300 patients over 6 months.

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How to make the most
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QS Europe 2013

2. Previously on Quantified
Self Europe…
QS Europe 2011

3. Image by Sebastiaan ter Burg

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AverageSelfRating
Energy scores
FULL APP
LIMITED APP
Trial: 41 recruited,
26 used application,
16 completed de-briefing
• Showed a marginally significant
improvement in the self -reported
Meds rating (p<0.15)
• Significant improvements in
health behaviours scores in both
groups
• Indicates potential to improve
medication adherence / compliance
70%
Daily use during 2
month trial period
“Excellent in
conception and ease of
use”
“I find it very
attractive & extremely
easy to use”
Patient Feedback:

16. Phase 2 - FUNDED
300 patient multi-centre test lasting 6 months
Suvankar Pal,
Rowling Centre and Forth
Valley
Mo Albazzaz,
Barnsley
Hospital
Ben Chico,
Rotherham
Ray Chaudhuri,
Kings College
Julian Fearnley,
Barts and The Royal
London
Beverly Castleton,
St Peter’s Hospital,
Surrey
Andrew Fowlie,
NHS Grampian
Max Little,
Aston University

19. QS images by Henk-Jan Winkeldermaat, Punkmedia.nl