Evaluating Digital Health – The Big Picture
Knowing what “good” looks like in the digital health space has proved challenging for most solutions. Net promoter scores (NPR) […]
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Connected Digital Tools in Clinical Research- The Uptick?
For quantified selfers, leveraging sensors and devices via apps to track health and wellness goals is now second nature.
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Digital Mental Health and COVID-19- Access, Quality & Acceleration
As you read this week’s blog, you may be at home, hunkered down as the World deals with the COVID-19
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Clinical Value of Digital Health- Considerations and Future Directions
The good news is the rate of publications in digital health has increased steadily in the past three years,
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Drop Out Rates for Apps- The Right Metric to Track?
A recent annual report from Liftoff cites a 3.6% 30-day retention rate in health and fitness apps and suggests app
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Behavior Change and Mechanisms of Action- How are they Related?
Whether healthcare interventions are conducted in an in-person setting or via an app, developing a deeper understanding of what
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Nature is Healing…How Much Do We Need?
A large body of literature points to the healing powers of spending time in nature; positively impacting obesity, cardiovascular
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Apps to Support Mental Health- Effective and Accepted?
The evidence base on how digital health solutions can support mental health continues to grow. Health systems look to the
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Deploying Apps in Primary Care – What are we Learning?
As digital health moves toward broader implementation in US Healthcare, we are beginning to see more studies published on the
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Evidence Framework​ for Digital Health
As 2019 comes to a close, digital health ends the year with more funding and a deepening utilization in health