Background: Despite the increasing use of remote measurement technologies (RMT) such
as wearables or biosensors in health care programs, challenges associated with selecting …

Technology is changing at a rapid rate, opening up new possibilities within the health care
domain. Advances such as open source hardware, personal medical devices, and mobile …

Background User-centered design processes are infrequently employed and not fully
explored for building mobile health (mHealth) apps that are particularly targeted to health …

Background Wearable devices can diagnose, monitor, and manage neurological disorders
such as Parkinson disease. With a growing number of wearable devices, it is no longer a …

Background: The proliferation of mobile devices has enabled new ways of delivering health
services through mobile health systems. Researchers and practitioners emphasize that the …

Several recently published studies and consensus statements have demonstrated that there
is only modest (and in many cases, low-quality) evidence that mobile health (mHealth) can …

Virtual technologies have the potential to mitigate a range of challenges for health care
systems. Despite the widespread use of mobile devices in everyday life, they currently have …

Well-documented scientific evidence indicates that mobile health (mHealth) apps can
improve the quality of life, relieve symptoms, and restore health for patients. In addition to …

Background Digital health represents an important strategy in the future of health care
delivery. Over the past decade, mobile health has accelerated the agency of health care …

Digital health technologies, such as smartphones and wearable devices, promise to
revolutionize disease prevention, detection, and treatment. Recently, there has been a surge …