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2020
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Francesco Luke Siena, Michael Vernon, Paul Watts, Bill Byrom, David Crundall, Philip Breedon:
Proof-of-Concept Study: a Mobile Application to Derive Clinical Outcome Measures from Expression and Speech for Mental Health Status Evaluation. J. Medical Syst. 44(12): 209 (2020)
2018
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Francesco Luke Siena, Bill Byrom, Paul Watts, Philip Breedon:
Utilising the Intel RealSense Camera for Measuring Health Outcomes in Clinical Research. J. Medical Syst. 42(3): 53:1-53:10 (2018)

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2016
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Philip Breedon, Bill Byrom, Luke Siena, Willie Muehlhausen:
Enhancing the Measurement of Clinical Outcomes Using Microsoft Kinect. iTAG 2016: 61-69
2015
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Bill Byrom:
Clinical Trials Re-spec: The Role of Games and Gamification in the Future of Clinical Trials. iTAG 2015: 28-33

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