The Feasibility, Acceptability and Clinical Utility of a New Remote-mobile Technology Intervention (ASARM) for CFS/ME in a Paediatric Population

The ASARM system combines objective and subjective measurements of sleep, rest and activity patterns by using a combination of low-cost devices and technologies. The patient wears a wrist-mounted Actigraphy device to measure their energy expenditure, and carries an electronic diary (a Smartphone app) for recording their activities and their subjective measures of mood and energy level. These synchronise daily with a remote server, accessible by the clinician through a web interface, to allow monitoring, data analysis and feedback to the patient.