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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Digital Health Technology"”.

  1. Understanding older adults’ motivations to use digital health technology

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-09-01 without embargo terms

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  2. Advancing Digital Health Equity in a Safety-Net Health System: Identifying Barriers, Evaluating Training, and Assessing Impact on Diabetes Outcomes

    Digital health technology, including patient portal use and telehealth visits, has been increasingly utilized across healthcare settings, transforming how individuals access healthcare and contributing to improved quality of care. However, there are differences in which types of patients use …

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  3. Professional practice influences : a sequential qualitative investigation on MSK assessment of the diabetic foot and podiatry practice

    Within the UK public sector, the present healthcare landscape is a result of changing priorities over the last few decades with health care policies requiring healthcare professionals to adapt to new ways of working. These policies reflect the need to sustain a health service which can cope with …

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  4. Methodological challenges in the evidence synthesis of health outcomes of digital health technologies

    … and pharmaceuticals are worlds apart, but healthcare would be impossible without them. Digital biomarkers are the subject of this thesis defined as objective, measurable, physiological, and behavioural parameters collected using wearable, portable, implantable, or digestible digital

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