Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Digital health interventions in respiratory medicine



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R. Anderson (Stanford, United States of America), V. Glinskii (Stanford, United States of America), A. Lopez (Stanford, United States of America), A. Lin (Stanford, United States of America), P. Del Rosario (Stanford, United States of America), S. Hershman (Stanford, United States of America), J. Hess (Burbank, United States of America), V. De Jesus Perez (Stanford, United States of America), R. Zamanian (Stanford, United States of America). Development and testing of Walk.Talk.Track. app - a wearables-based platform for mobile 6MWT monitoring. 3445

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