In contrast, Mesko et al. 10 define 'digital health'as “the cultural transformation of how
disruptive technologies that provide digital and objective data accessible to both caregivers …

The concept of digital health is not a new or revolutionary one. For example, technologies,
such as medical images and telemedicine date back over 100 years (1, 2), while prototype …

There is no question that access to the Internet has become necessary for thriving in today's
society, as the impact of the digital domain extends to all areas of life, including individual …

In 2021, the UK government's life sciences set out an ambitious strategy and vision for
investment, innovation, and collaborative practice 1 to respond to the growing “silent …

Health professionals within the medical community feel that the principles of humanism in
medicine have not been a point of emphasis for information and computer technology in …

Emerging digital technologies continues to evolve posing unprecedented opportunities in
health systems globally to improve healthcare services delivery. There has been significant …

Individual digital health devices are increasingly being bundled together as interacting,
multicomponent suites, to deliver clinical services (eg, teleconsultation and 'hospital-at …

Objective: This paper surveys a subset of the 2022 human and organizational factor (HOF)
literature to provide guidance on building a One Digital Health ecosystem. Methods: We …

As use of new technology increases in medical practice and clinical research, registries are
uniquely positioned to leverage these innovations to support real-world data collection. In …

Digital data are anticipated to transform medicine. However, most of today's medical data
lack interoperability: hidden in isolated databases, incompatible systems and proprietary …