Titlebook: Digital Health; Scaling Healthcare t Homero Rivas,Katarzyna Wac Book 20181st edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Digital Health.HIP

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Drones in Healthcare,ts has allowed drones to become viable options for a diverse range of services including health services. Currently, health services and medical resources in underserved communities are limited to motor transportation and in-person interactions; however, drones may be a feasible option in providing

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Engaging a Digital Health Behavior Audience: A Case Study,cation. New technologies may help to address these challenges and improve behavior change interventions. Much of the research in this area has been corporate-sponsored (i.e., external to the field of public health). For example, advertisers have shown tremendous progress in persuading consumers to a

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How Digital Health Will Deliver Precision Medicine,pass genomics, information systems, wireless sensors, cloud computing and machine learning with modern healthcare. Globally, we are seeing an increase in the desire for patients to play an active role in their healthcare management. Combined, digital technology and patient engagement, advances the p

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The Digital and , Therapeutics Revolution,ases where traditional drugs have not succeeded. The inclusion of digital components provides significant value not only to the therapeutics by improving their effectiveness, but also to the drug development process by reducing costs and increasing efficiency. The combination of digital therapeutics

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Biodesign for Digital Health,need before focusing on the development of any solution. While the initial solutions that emerged from the Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship were traditional medical devices, in the past three to 5?years there has been an increase in solutions related to digital health. This shift from addres

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Restless Legs Syndrome/Willis Ekbom Diseasediagnosis at the point-of-care. This chapter summarizes the current state of mHealth, important strides that have been made in strengthening the global mHealth evidence base, and key ‘best practices’ in scaling mHealth for achieving universal healthcare.