R Stress Demo


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27 Oct 2016
Uploaded version 1.0.3 to the Apple iOS App Store for TestFlight.
Stress survey data can now be uploaded to a database.

21 Oct 2016
Uploaded version 1.0.2 to the Apple iOS App Store for TestFlight. Approved for TestFlight.
Added active task: Two types of tremor measurements

12 Oct 2016
Uploaded version 1.0.1 to the Apple iOS App Store for TestFight. Approved for TestFlight.
Consent requested. Multiple consent form sections can be customized as required Consent, sharing and signature image captured Different question type, sliding scale, ten stress related questions. Added location question to the survey Results sent by email Reminder to run program, tap to launch, could be included in email or text to iPhone, iPad

3 June 2016
Uploaded version 1.0 to Apple iOS App Store. Approved for TestFlight.


R Stress Demo (RStressD) is a demonstration of ResearchKit functionality. This app provides a simple ten question stress related survey. Also uses ResearchKit for consent form. Version 1.0.2 provides an example of an active task. Measuring tremor using the phone's sensors.

A few screen shots

Informed Consent

Informed consent Informed consent 0 Informed consent 1 Informed consent 3 Informed consent 4 Informed consent 2 Informed consent 5

Stress Survey

Stress Survey Stress Survey 0 Stress Survey 1 Stress Survey 2 Stress Survey 3

Tremor Test

Tremor Test Tremor Test 0 Tremor Test 1 Tremor Test 2 Tremor Test 3 Tremor Test 4 Tremor Test 5 Tremor Test 6 Tremor Test 7

References and More Information

To Do


Transfer of data to secure server (e.g. ATSOP)
Customize consent and survey questions as required
Encryption of data
Account set-up to explore
Informed Consent (http://researchkit.org/docs/docs/InformedConsent/InformedConsent.html)
Explore other survey type questions (http://researchkit.org/docs/docs/Survey/CreatingSurveys.html)
Explore active task types for inclusion in study. e.g. Motor activity, fitness, cognition, voice, audio, hand dexterity (http://researchkit.org/docs/docs/ActiveTasks/ActiveTasks.html)