Currently, wrist actigraphy bands, which are worn for a period of time, can reliably provide information about RAR. Wrist actigraphy bands are small electronic devices worn on the wrist (similar to a watch) that records the subject's level of activity throughout the day. Studies in osteoarthritis and in rheumatoid arthritis have found subjects with joint pain to have significant differences in RAR, and disrupted RAR has been associated with disease activity.