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SUMMARY:HC12: Biometric Applications
DESCRIPTION:Salivary Cortisol Levels in Sailors Before and After Fixed vs.
  Rotating Watchkeeping Schedules\n\nTiming, duration, and assignment of sa
 ilors to watch sections are defined in watchkeeping schedules, that not on
 ly depend on the number of available personnel, but in recent years are al
 so informed by considerations based on humans’ circadian rhythm. One key e
 lement in designing watchkeeping s...\n\n\nJohanna Abendroth, Stefan Röttg
 er, and Theresa Kohn (German Naval Institute of Maritime Medicine); Thomas
  Jacobsen (Helmut-Schmidt-University); and Panagiotis Matsangas and Nita S
 hattuck (Naval Postgraduate School)\n---------------------\nIncorporating 
 Visualizations of Biometric Data from Digital Tools in a Self-Monitoring P
 rogram for Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes: Acceptability and Usability o
 f Closing the Loop (CTL)\n\nDigital health tools like smartwatches and mob
 ile applications offer promise for supporting lifestyle behavior changes i
 n individuals living with type 2 diabetes (T2D). Many individuals face bar
 riers in adopting digital health tools, as well as interpreting and applyi
 ng data from these devices. We d...\n\n\nSelene Mak (VA Greater Los Angele
 s Healthcare System; Center for the Study of Healthcare Innovation, Implem
 entation and Policy (CSHIIP)); Joshua Lacko and Erin Der-McLeod (VA Greate
 r Los Angeles Healthcare System); Dora Lendvai (VA Connecticut); Rebecca K
 inney (VA Central Massachusetts); Varman Samuel (VA Connecticut); Zhaoping
  Li (VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System); Emily Patterson (The Ohio 
 State University); Constance Fung (VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare Syste
 m); and Garrett Ash (Yale School of Medicine)\n---------------------\nPhys
 iological Differences Between Emergency Medicine Residents and Novices Dur
 ing Cricothyrotomy: Evidence from Brain, Eye, and Heart Rate Measurements\
 n\nNon-invasive physiological measurements have been used to distinguish l
 evels of surgical expertise. However, existing research has primarily conc
 entrated on commonly performed procedures, particularly laparoscopic surge
 ry. This study focused on cricothyrotomy (CCT), a lifesaving emergency air
 way pro...\n\n\nChangyun Ma, Chloe Miller, Gabriel Gazetta, Paul Reddipogu
 , Kaori Tanaka, and Sabrina Casucci (The State University of New York at B
 uffalo); Matthew Hackett and Jack Norfleet (U.S. Army Futures Command); Ra
 hul Rahul (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute); Steven Schwaitzberg (The Sta
 te University of New York at Buffalo); Suvranu De (FAMU-FSU College of Eng
 ineering); and Lora Cavuoto (The State University of New York at Buffalo)\
 n\nTrack: Health Care\n\nSession Chair: Shiyu Deng (Virginia Polytechnic I
 nstitute and State University)
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