CODA Previous Studies

The Accelerating Synergy study helped researchers evaluate a new mobile app they developed to help improve the well-being of people who provide support or assistance (caregivers) to individuals with a spinal cord injury, Huntington disease, or hematopoietic cell transplant (bone marrow or stem cell) recipients.

The HD Acoustic Feasibility Study examined the day-to-day variability of speech and its relationship to health-related quality of life in people with Huntington disease (HD).

The HD Ecological Momentary Assessment Pilot Study assessed the day-to-day variability of self-reported symptoms (mood, functioning, and sleep) in people with Huntington disease (HD).

The HDQLIFE study developed new health-related quality-of-life measures for individuals living with Huntington disease. See HDQLIFE.com or healthmeasures.net for more details.

The SCI Sleep Study evaluated how sleep quality affects day-to-day symptoms of fatigue, pain, thinking, and functioning in individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) through the use of surveys, text messaging, and a wrist-worn sleep and activity monitor.

The JITAI study evaluated whether personalized messages delivered via a mobile app improve mood and stress for people who provide support or assistance (caregivers) to individuals with traumatic brain injury.

The PRO-HD study helped researchers learn more about how chorea affects symptoms (like sleep and worry) and functioning (like physical activity and speaking) in people with Huntington disease (HD).

The TBI-CareQOL study developed new health-related quality-of-life measures for care partners of individuals with traumatic brain injury. See TBICareQOL.com or healthmeasures.net for more details.

The Test-Retest Study evaluated the test-retest reliability of the newly developed HDQLIFE measures.

The HD Toolbox Study evaluated new quality-of-life, cognitive, sensory, motor, and emotional functioning tools in individuals with Huntington disease (HD).

We enrolled individuals who were experiencing or have experienced dizziness, vertigo and/or unsteadiness to participate in a research study.

The BPD-QOL study helped us learn more about how changes in blood pressure affect daily activities, mood, and independence in people with spinal cord injury (SCI).

This study developed the REDD-CAT measurement system to efficiently capture and prioritize the needs of patients with diabetes and the effect of diabetes complications on unmet health-related social needs.

This study aimed to develop a new questionnaire for pathological demand avoidance - the PDA-Q.

This study evaluated the Paradigm Shift Program™, a comprehensive support program for parents/gradians of children with pathological demand avoidance (PDA).