Healthcare is increasingly datafied, and a wide range of actors—patients, clinicians,
administrators, policymakers, and industry lobbyists—want to be able to exchange and …

Purpose The paper contributes to the discussion on valuation in organization studies and
strategic management literature. The nascent literature on valuation practices has examined …

Digital technologies hold promise to modernize healthcare. Such opportunity should be
leveraged also to address the needs of rapidly ageing populations. Against this backdrop …

This paper reports on the findings of an international workshop organised by the UK-
France+ Genomics and Ethics Network (UK-FR+ GENE) in 2022. The focus of the workshop …

The widespread use of digital technologies that can be worn on our bodies—wearables—is
presented as a turning point for various areas of biomedical research and healthcare, such …

The European public sector has for a long time tried to change its activities and its relation to
the public through the production and provision of data and data-based technologies …

Policy and scholarly discourse emphasizing the panacea of Open (research) Data shapes
expectations, and directs and legitimizes investments in data technologies and …

The emergence of FemTech has been hailed for addressing the failure of male-dominated
medical and technological industries to take women's health seriously. Wearable technology …

Afin de soutenir le processus d'autogestion des personnes vivant avec la maladie de
Parkinson qui tentent de mieux prendre en charge leur maladie et de maintenir une qualité …

When does more data help and when does it not in the sciences? In the past decade, this
question has become central because of the phenomenon of Big Data. While these …