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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
San Diego, CA United States
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Doctoral Student
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www.ernestoramirez.org
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Ernesto is currently a doctoral student in the Joint Doctoral Program (Health Behavior) at San Diego State University and University of California, San Diego. He is currently working at the Center for Population and Wireless Health Systems (CWPHS). His focus is specifically on how to use existing and new technologies to better measure/understand behavioral patterns and then harnesses technology solutions to create effective interventions for individuals. He is interested in building and using systems that will take advantage of sensing, mobile, and social network technologies to better the health of individuals and populations.
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Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
San Diego, CA United States
Profession
Doctoral Student
Site Web
www.ernestoramirez.org
À propos
Ernesto is currently a doctoral student in the Joint Doctoral Program (Health Behavior) at San Diego State University and University of California, San Diego. He is currently working at the Center for Population and Wireless Health Systems (CWPHS). His focus is specifically on how to use existing and new technologies to better measure/understand behavioral patterns and then harnesses technology solutions to create effective interventions for individuals. He is interested in building and using systems that will take advantage of sensing, mobile, and social network technologies to better the health of individuals and populations.
Mots-clés
quantified self
health
behavior change
sensors
technology
health behavior
games
psychology
fitbit
learning
visualization
data
numbers
self-tracking
self knowledge
research
mobile health
mhealth summit 2011
healthcare organizations
mhs11
tricorder
750words
healthmonth
web apps
idonethis.com
cool tools
last.fm
treadmill desk
sedentary
standing
sitting
physical activity
gps
public health
gis
geolocation
accelerometers
gei
james fowler
facebook
social networking
rewards
behavioral psychology
calit2
web
20
networks
social
diego
ignite
san
theory
09
exergames
operant
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