Published on in Vol 23, No 2 (2021): February
Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are
available at
https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/26107, first published
.
Use of Physiological Data From a Wearable Device to Identify SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Symptoms and Predict COVID-19 Diagnosis: Observational Study
Use of Physiological Data From a Wearable Device to Identify SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Symptoms and Predict COVID-19 Diagnosis: Observational Study
Robert P
Hirten1, 2 
;
Matteo
Danieletto2, 3
;
Lewis
Tomalin4
;
Katie Hyewon
Choi4
;
Micol
Zweig2, 3
;
Eddye
Golden2, 3
;
Sparshdeep
Kaur2
;
Drew
Helmus1
;
Anthony
Biello1
;
Renata
Pyzik5
;
Alexander
Charney3, 6, 7
;
Riccardo
Miotto2, 3
;
Benjamin S
Glicksberg2, 3
;
Matthew
Levin8
;
Ismail
Nabeel9
;
Judith
Aberg10
;
David
Reich8
;
Dennis
Charney11, 12
;
Erwin P
Bottinger2
;
Laurie
Keefer1, 6
;
Mayte
Suarez-Farinas3, 4
;
Girish N
Nadkarni2, 13, 14
;
Zahi A
Fayad5, 15
;
Matteo
Danieletto2, 3
;
Lewis
Tomalin4
;
Katie Hyewon
Choi4
;
Micol
Zweig2, 3
;
Eddye
Golden2, 3
;
Sparshdeep
Kaur2
;
Drew
Helmus1
;
Anthony
Biello1
;
Renata
Pyzik5
;
Alexander
Charney3, 6, 7
;
Riccardo
Miotto2, 3
;
Benjamin S
Glicksberg2, 3
;
Matthew
Levin8
;
Ismail
Nabeel9
;
Judith
Aberg10
;
David
Reich8
;
Dennis
Charney11, 12
;
Erwin P
Bottinger2
;
Laurie
Keefer1, 6
;
Mayte
Suarez-Farinas3, 4
;
Girish N
Nadkarni2, 13, 14
;
Zahi A
Fayad5, 15 Altmetric
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