Publication: buffering effect of HRV in the stressor-strain process

Herman de Vries

Publication: buffering effect of HRV in the stressor-strain process

Herman de Vries

Digital Health

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This week, JMIR (Journal of Medical Internet Research) Cardio published our paper ‘Moderation of the Stressor-Strain Process in Interns by Heart Rate Variability Measured With a Wearable and Smartphone App: Within-Subject Design Using Continuous Monitoring‘. In this blogpost, I’ll attempt to break down the paper’s key findings in relatively lay language.

Originele taal-2	English
Status	Published - 11 okt. 2021

Keywords

veerkracht
hartritmevariabiliteit
wearable
Fitbit
Polar
app
EMA
stress
werknemer
werknemers

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WearMe: Wearable and app-based resilience Modeling in employees
de Vries, H. (CoI), Sanderman, R. (PI), van der Schans, C. (CoI), Oldenhuis, H. (CoI) & Kamphuis, W. (CoI)
1/09/17 → 30/11/21
Project: Research

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Moderation of the Stressor-Strain Process in Interns by Heart Rate Variability Measured With a Wearable and Smartphone App: within-Subject Design Using Continuous Monitoring
de Vries, H., Kamphuis, W., Oldenhuis, H., van der Schans, C. & Sanderman, R., 4 okt. 2021, In: JMIR Cardio. 5, 2, 15 blz., e28731.
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Publication: buffering effect of HRV in the stressor-strain process

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Keywords

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WearMe: Wearable and app-based resilience Modeling in employees

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Moderation of the Stressor-Strain Process in Interns by Heart Rate Variability Measured With a Wearable and Smartphone App: within-Subject Design Using Continuous Monitoring

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