Background Health care organizations are increasingly working with eHealth. However, the
integration of eHealth into regular health care is challenging. It requires organizations to …

Background Digital health interventions (DHI s), including computer‐assisted therapy,
smartphone apps and wearable technologies, are heralded as having enormous potential to …

Background Despite rapid growth in eHealth research, there remains a lack of consistency
in defining and using terms related to eHealth. More widely cited definitions provide broad …

Digital medicine, digital research and artificial intelligence (AI) have the power to transform
the field of diabetes with continuous and no-burden remote monitoring of patients' …

Background: Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are associated with the burden of
premature deaths and huge medical costs globally. There is an increasing number of …

Background The development of digital health services reflects not only the technical
development of services but also a change in attitude and the way of thinking. It has become …

Primary care is challenged to provide high quality, accessible and affordable care for an
increasingly ageing, complex, and multimorbid population. To counter these challenges …

Background Information and communication technologies have long become prominent
components of health systems. Rapid advances in digital technologies and data science …

Currently, wearable technology is present in different fields that aim to satisfy our needs in
daily life, including the improvement of our health in general, the monitoring of patient …

Background Having a tax-funded and supposedly 'National'Health Service (NHS), one might
assume that the UK is well-positioned to roll out eHealth innovations at scale. Yet, despite a …