Doctors used an ER patient's FitBit data to justify electrical cardioversion

Re:Doctors used an ER patient's FitBit data to justify elect... by eridius on Friday April 08, 2016 @02:56AM (#11453016)

I downloaded the app, logged in with Facebook, and then went to mRhythmStudy.org only to find out that signing up for the study wants an email/password login. I don't have that since I used Facebook. And if I Sign Up for a new account, I don't see any way in the app to log out and back in with the new email/password account.

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Re:Doctors used an ER patient's FitBit data to justify elect... by brandonb on Friday April 08, 2016 @01:11PM (#11456208)

Oh sorry—that's confusing. You'll actually have two accounts. One for the Cardiogram app using your choice of Facebook / Twitter / Email, and one for Health eHeart study (our partners at UCSF) using email.

When you sign up for mRhythm on health-eheartstudy.org, create a new account, and then you'll be guided through a few survey questions and have the ability to link your Cardiogram account with your Health eHeart account. That link is what lets us do the research.

Does that make more sense?

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Re:Doctors used an ER patient's FitBit data to justify elect... by eridius on Friday April 08, 2016 @04:45PM (#11457779)

Ok yeah that does make sense.

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