Telemedicine allows the remote exchange of medical data between patients and healthcare
professionals. It is used to increase patients' access to care and provide effective healthcare …

Whereas mobile phone-based surveillance has the potential to provide real-time validated
data for disease clustering and prompt respond and investigation, little evidence is available …

e-health is defined as the use of communication and information technologies (ICT) to
manage patients and their health in a more efficient way, with the aim of improving the …

Electronic processes and communication technologies are more and more often employed
to provide healthcare services to caregivers and their patients. Such solutions are currently …

Background A range of psychological issues often accompany breast cancer chemotherapy.
Due to their ubiquity, mobile phones have been used to deliver supportive interventions …

The emergence of mobile health (mHealth) offers unique and varied opportunities to
address some of the most difficult problems of health. Some of the most promising and active …

Background Connected health has created opportunities for leveraging health data to
deliver preventive and personalized health care services. The increasing number of …

Blood donation (BD) is a noble act and mobile applications (apps) can help increase
awareness about it. This paper analyzes and assesses the characteristics of free apps for …

Introduction Telehealth is used to remotely and timely deliver clinical care, and its
effectiveness for managing the most common chronic diseases has been proved by several …

Background Personal health data (PHD) research has been intensified over the last years,
attracting the attention of scientists from different fields, such as software engineers …