The goal of this Research Topic is to demystify and increase the accessibility of noninvasive
physiological measurement tools and procedures. The nomenclature “noninvasive physiological measurement” typically conjures imagery of laboratory wizardry and blue-skies [not immediately apparent] science. However, noninvasive physiological measurements are often crucial to a myriad of study types and research questions. Broad examples include:
Discovery: interpreting clinical signals to better understand systems physiology.
Clinical: establishing cause and effect (i.e., causality).
Epidemiological: identifying the distribution of disease or track cohorts.
Implementation: medical system approaches for tracking patient health.
We, via this Research Topic, are interested in all things noninvasive physiological measurement, including articles focused on bioengineering, mathematical modelling, laboratory-studies, clinical studies, epidemiological studies, and implementation studies. We are also particularly interested in articles focused diversity, equity and inclusivity, including those addressing life-stage, sex, gender, race, ethnicity, and disabilities. All article types are of interest, including original research, brief reports, hypotheses and theory, methods, perspective, review articles.
This Research Topic has been developed by the American College of Sports Medicine Non-Invasive Physiology (ACSM-NIP) interest group. ACSM-NIP is focused on bringing together those interested in the use of noninvasive physiological measurements.
The goal of this Research Topic is to demystify and increase the accessibility of noninvasive
physiological measurement tools and procedures. The nomenclature “noninvasive physiological measurement” typically conjures imagery of laboratory wizardry and blue-skies [not immediately apparent] science. However, noninvasive physiological measurements are often crucial to a myriad of study types and research questions. Broad examples include:
Discovery: interpreting clinical signals to better understand systems physiology.
Clinical: establishing cause and effect (i.e., causality).
Epidemiological: identifying the distribution of disease or track cohorts.
Implementation: medical system approaches for tracking patient health.
We, via this Research Topic, are interested in all things noninvasive physiological measurement, including articles focused on bioengineering, mathematical modelling, laboratory-studies, clinical studies, epidemiological studies, and implementation studies. We are also particularly interested in articles focused diversity, equity and inclusivity, including those addressing life-stage, sex, gender, race, ethnicity, and disabilities. All article types are of interest, including original research, brief reports, hypotheses and theory, methods, perspective, review articles.
This Research Topic has been developed by the American College of Sports Medicine Non-Invasive Physiology (ACSM-NIP) interest group. ACSM-NIP is focused on bringing together those interested in the use of noninvasive physiological measurements.