Netnography is an ever-evolving qualitative digital research method that has been used and
advanced by tourism researchers to understand a broad spectrum of topics. Developments …

Aim The aim of this paper is to critically reflect on our team's experience of using
netnography to explore vaccine‐hesitant parents and pregnant women, a group who have …

Background: The last decade has seen a dramatic shift toward the study of fitness
surveillance, thanks in part to the emergence of mobile health (mHealth) apps that allow …

Citizen science goes by many names, especially when citizen science is applied to
healthcare and biomedicine: There are patient researchers, patient-driven innovators, lead …

Objective. Arrhythmia is an abnormal cardiac rhythm that affects the pattern and rate of the
heartbeat. Wearable devices with the functionality to measure and store heart rate (HR) data …

This chapter considers the transdisciplinary potential of citizen science. We interpret
transdisciplinarity as the practices of citizen science that move beyond scientific norms and …

Assessing quality of life in clinical practice and research via patient-reported outcomes is an
emerging practice enabling the assessment of individual well-being across different …

This paper explores the challenges related to implementation of wearable sensors in the
context of smart cities, particularly in the domains of health and wellbeing. Such sensors are …

The ongoing exploration of the human nervous system, particularly informed by Stephen
Porges' Polyvagal theory, draws attention to the roles of the vagus nerve and the importance …

The ongoing exploration of the human nervous system, particularly informed by Stephen
Porges' Polyvagal theory, draws attention to the roles of the vagus nerve and the importance …