Digital biomarkers · 2025
Breathing Dysfunction as a Meaningful and Measurable Aspect of Health in Rett Syndrome: A Caregiver's Perspective.
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Wright Robert, Li Jessica, Blankenship Jennifer M, Richards Jennifer, Coenraads Monica, von Hehn Jana, Clay Ieuan, Lyden Kate, Leonard-Corzo Krista S
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INTRODUCTION: Incorporating outcome measures that assess the most impactful symptoms is a priority for clinical trials. We qualitatively examined whether caregivers of individuals with Rett syndrome deemed breathing dysfunction as a meaningful and measurable aspect of health.
METHODS: We conducted semi-structured interviews (N = 13) with caregivers of individuals with Rett syndrome followed by thematic analysis grounded in theory to examine themes.
RESULTS: Themes and subthemes for experiences with breathing dysfunction emerged: (1) meaningfulness; (2) impact; and (3) connecting with other symptoms. Two themes for preferences for digitally measuring breathing dysfunction emerged: (1) conditional willingness and (2) benefits of digital measurement.
CONCLUSION: Caregivers reported that breathing dysfunction was meaningful and measurable and had significant impacts on their child's lives as well as theirs and their families. This study lays the groundwork for guiding the development of novel measures and outcomes within future clinical trials managing breathing dysfunction in Rett syndrome.
METHODS: We conducted semi-structured interviews (N = 13) with caregivers of individuals with Rett syndrome followed by thematic analysis grounded in theory to examine themes.
RESULTS: Themes and subthemes for experiences with breathing dysfunction emerged: (1) meaningfulness; (2) impact; and (3) connecting with other symptoms. Two themes for preferences for digitally measuring breathing dysfunction emerged: (1) conditional willingness and (2) benefits of digital measurement.
CONCLUSION: Caregivers reported that breathing dysfunction was meaningful and measurable and had significant impacts on their child's lives as well as theirs and their families. This study lays the groundwork for guiding the development of novel measures and outcomes within future clinical trials managing breathing dysfunction in Rett syndrome.