Abstract: A multimodal data acquisition and communication system and method for distributed management of in vivo exposure (IVE) therapy. An exemplary system, method, and apparatus according to certain aspects of the present disclosure may include a patient interface comprising (a) one or more sensors configured to collect quantitative (e.g., physiological data) and qualitative data (e.g., video/audio data) from a patient user during an IVE therapy session, and (b) a mobile computing device, such as a smartphone, comprising a mobile software application configured to establish a data transfer interface with the one or more sensors and provide a graphical user interface to the patient user. The mobile computing device may be communicatively engaged with a cloud-based server over a wireless communications network to enable real-time collection, communication, storage and analysis of IVE data and bi-directional audio/video communication with at least one clinician client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing assessment of a local scene to a remote location are provided herein. The systems and methods facilitate collection, storage and transmission of data from the local scene to the remote location without limiting the mobility, dexterity, adaptability and interactive capability of an on-scene technician. For example, a head-mounted device according to an implementation discussed herein can include: a head-mounted frame that is configured to hold a transparent visor; an image capturing device attachable to at least one of the head-mounted frame and the transparent visor; and a micro-optic display system attachable to at least one of the head-mounted frame and the transparent visor. The micro-optic display system can be configured to render a heads up image on the transparent visor. In addition, the heads up image can define an outline of a field of view of the image capturing device.