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Summary

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Continuous passive monitoring systems, like the MindMed Session Monitoring System (MSMS), show promise for monitoring patients during consciousness-altering treatments, potentially improving accessibility and reducing healthcare provider burden.

Keywords:

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Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Background:

Consciousness-altering drugs show promise for mental health treatment.
Current monitoring requirements can burden healthcare providers and limit patient access.
Continuous passive monitoring may alleviate these issues.

Purpose of the Study:

To test the feasibility of the MindMed Session Monitoring System (MSMS™) for continuous passive monitoring during consciousness-altering treatment sessions.
To assess data quality and usability of the MSMS™ system.

Main Methods:

A proof-of-concept study involving 129 Spravato sessions.
Utilized the MSMS™ system for continuous passive monitoring.
Conducted at an outpatient psychiatry clinic specializing in Spravato treatment.

Main Results:

High rates of data quality were achieved.
Participants and healthcare providers reported high usability of the MSMS™ system.
Demonstrated feasibility of passive monitoring during Spravato sessions.

Conclusions:

The MSMS™ system shows potential for assisting patient monitoring during consciousness-altering treatment sessions.
Passive digital monitoring may enhance the accessibility and efficiency of these novel therapies.
Further research into digital monitoring solutions for psychiatric treatments is warranted.