Due to its enormous capacity for benefit, harm, and cost, health care is among the most
tightly regulated industries in the world. But with the rise of smartphones, an explosion of …

In the heterogenous category of digital healthcare technologies, software with a medical
purpose-ie therapy, diagnosis, prevention of a disease or monitoring of adherence to …

Background The lack of an international standard for assessing and communicating health
app quality and the lack of consensus about what makes a high-quality health app …

Malnutrition is a prevalent and severe issue in hospitalized patients with chronic diseases.
However, malnutrition screening is often overlooked or inaccurate due to lack of awareness …

Digital therapeutics (DTx), evidence‐based software interventions for preventing, managing,
or treating medical disorders, have rapidly evolved with healthcare's shift toward online …

In the midst of a global climate emergency and with health care systems across the world
facing extreme pressure, interest in digital approaches as a potential part-solution to these …

Scientific abstract Objectives Digital therapeutics such as mobile health applications
(mHealth apps) are becoming part of patients' treatment programs. Ensuring patients …

Background: Mobile health (mHealth) is increasingly used to support public health practice,
as it has positive benefits such as enhancing self-efficacy and facilitating chronic disease …

Background Digital health apps are among the most visible facets of the ongoing digital
transition in health care, with mental health–focused apps as one of the main therapeutic …

Mobile health (mHealth) solutions have the potential to improve self-management and
clinical care. For successful integration into routine clinical practice, healthcare …