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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Connected health"”.
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Aging, empathy, and the Internet of Things : a measure of physician readiness to treat older adults
… incidence of chronic disease among older adults, health care spending is larger in magnitude for older adults than it is for any other age group. To treat older adults and reduce the prevalence of chronic disease more effectively and efficiently, health professionals may likely incorporate …
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Investigating the transformation of a medical enterprise : can a medical device company truly become agile?
… hardware and software solutions to support connected health technologies. Over the last decade, in an attempt to match the pace of the market, an increasing number of enterprises have shifted their product development processes from traditional stage-gated models to iterative development …
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The road to equally well: Promoting physical health for adolescents with mental health illness
… but includes stigma and discrimination, poorly connected health services with unclear professional role clarification and the illness itself. Adolescence is a common emergent stage for mental illness development and is therefore a target stage for health education, promotion and wellbeing into …
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An Exploration of Audiologists' Readiness to Adopt Connected Hearing Healthcare for Remote Hearing Aid Fitting
… loss and need for improved access to hearing healthcare services, highlights the growing need for alternative service delivery models. A Connected Health model emerges as a solution for this need, focusing on the use of telecommunication technologies. This model, extended to audiology, can …
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Ultra-low energy electronics for synthetic biological sensors
… of low-cost diagnostics can be envisioned for connected health monitoring.
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Motion Artifact Processing Techniques for Physiological Signals
… this is placing an ever-increasing burden on our healthcare systems. The urgent need to address this so called healthcare \time bomb" has led to a rapid growth in research into ubiquitous, pervasive and distributed healthcare technologies where recent advances in signal acquisition, data storage …
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Exploring nurses' experiences of using digital health technologies to deliver care within the general practice setting: a mixed method study.
Defining digital healthcare is not an easy task as globally there does not seem to be a universally accepted definition. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) defines digital health as "the use of information and communication technologies for health". The Digital Health Innovation for …