Augmenting Homework Review with Mobile Sensing in Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: Initial Outcomes from the Patient Engagement Computational Sensing System (PECSS)

Cognitive and Behavioral Practice·September 15

Psychology, Clinical Limited evidence Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Mobile Sensing Technology Psychotherapy

Summary

What was studied

Whether augmenting homework review with mobile sensing data (via the Patient Engagement Computational Sensing System, PECSS) improves patient engagement and outcomes during Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy for PTSD.

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No abstract or full text was provided for this paper; all extracted fields are based solely on the title and journal metadata. Key results, sample size, limitations, and practice takeaways could not be determined
The paper was published only 7 days ago (September 15, 2026); findings should be interpreted as preliminary and have not yet been independently replicated

Augmenting Homework Review with Mobile Sensing in Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: Initial Outcomes from the Patient Engagement Computational Sensing System (PECSS)

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Augmenting Homework Review with Mobile Sensing in Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: Initial Outcomes from the Patient Engagement Computational Sensing System (PECSS)

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