We consider what might be learned from the unintended, apparently unanticipated,
consequences of the use of digital health (including alternatives to face to face …

This article offers an overview of the evolution of Hungarian futures studies via a systematic
literature review of articles with at least one Hungarian futurist (co-) author, published in high …

Background Digitalisation affects 90% of healthcare. Digital health, however, does not only
refer to technological transformation but also has considerable cultural and social …

Health care in the 21st century has started undergoing major changes due to the rising
number of patients with chronic conditions; increased access to new technologies, medical …

Purpose We aimed to provide a critical review of measurement properties of mHealth
technologies used for stroke survivors to measure the amount and intensity of functional …

Purpose This study aims to identify how the personal social capital of opinion leaders
contributes to the market adoption of start-up innovations. Design/methodology/approach A …

Physicians have been performing the art of medicine for hundreds of years, and since the
ancient era, patients have turned to physicians for help, advice, and cures. When the fathers …

Background Step quantification is a good way to characterize the mobility and functional
status of individuals with some functional disorder. Therefore, a validation study may lead to …

Background The poor relationship between doctors and patients is a long-standing, global
problem. However, current interventions tend to focus on the training of physicians, while …

Objective This study explores the experiences of General Practitioners (GPs) in Norway,
examining the role of care in their practice and the impact of digital health technologies on …