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NIMH funds Micro-randomized Trial to Reduce Suicide Risk
https://d3c.isr.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/AdobeStock_207513639-scaled.jpeg Emergency Departments (EDs) are a critical point for initiating suicide prevention interventions, often serving as the only clinical contact for individuals at risk for suicide. But EDs...
The Comprehensive Program for Adaptive Interventions Training in Education (CATIE)
We had an amazing three days with our 2024 CATIE Fellows to Ann Arbor, Michigan this past week. CATIE is our comprehensive training program for scholars in the...
Cross-site visit generates new synergies between projects
https://d3c.isr.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/RL_Lab_Visit-scaled-e1706710582792.jpeg The potential of mobile health (mHealth) applications in driving behavioral change for smoking cessation is immense, yet the challenge lies in optimizing the design of these apps....
Crash Course: Adaptive Intervention Schematics
A schematic is a powerful tool for communicating the structure and features of an adaptive intervention. However, developing a schematic requires a trade-off between detail and clarity.
Methods Matter: Mason Ferlic
Wearable health trackers have become ubiquitous on wrists and gift guides. But how can health professionals transform the firehose of data produced by mobile sensors embedded in patients’...
Crash Course: Flexibility in Adaptive Interventions
This expanded Crash Course highlights a series of frequently asked questions that investigate the protocolized but flexible nature of adaptive interventions. Q: Must an adaptive intervention recommend a...
Mobile Data Expert Network (MDEN) Seeks Collaborators at U-M
In partnership with The Mobile Technologies Core of the Eisenberg Family Depression Center at Michigan Medicine, d3c is working to form the Mobile Data Expert Network (MDEN).
d3c Presents on SMARTs and the Optimization of Adaptive Interventions for Substance Use and HIV Treatment at SBM
Researchers from the d3center hosted a symposium at the 43rd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine in Baltimore on April 8th.