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Feasibility Analysis of Phenotype Quantification from Unstructured Clinical Interactions.

Daniel S Barron^1,2,3, Stephen Heisig⁴, Carla Agurto⁵

¹Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA.

Computational Psychiatry (Cambridge, Mass.)

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Summary

This study shows that ambient data from routine clinical conversations can be high quality. Clinically relevant measures were produced using inexpensive hardware and open-source tools without a restrictive protocol.

Keywords:

acoustic conversation digital phenotype facial feature voice

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Area of Science:

Digital Health
Clinical Informatics
Biomedical Engineering

Background:

Ambient data collection in clinical settings is an emerging area.
Assessing the feasibility of using consumer-grade technology for data acquisition is crucial.
Unstructured clinical dialogue contains valuable information.

Purpose of the Study:

To determine the feasibility and data quality of ambient collection during routine clinical conversations.
To explore the use of inexpensive hardware and open-source tools for feature extraction.
To demonstrate the potential for generating clinically relevant measures without strict protocols.

Main Methods:

Conducted a feasibility analysis of ambient data collection.
Utilized consumer-grade hardware for recording unstructured dialogue.
Employed open-source software to quantify and model facial, vocal, and movement features.
Performed proof-of-concept predictive analyses using an external validation set.

Main Results:

Demonstrated that high-quality data can be collected ambiently.
Successfully quantified and modeled various features from routine clinical conversations.
Showcased that clinically relevant measures can be derived.
Validated the approach using an external dataset.

Conclusions:

Ambient data collection during routine clinical encounters is feasible.
Inexpensive technology and open-source tools are viable for capturing rich clinical data.
This methodology enables the generation of clinically relevant insights without imposing restrictive protocols on participants.