Sage Journals

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Bridging the gap in digital health: A framework for leveraging digital health technologies in cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, and diabetes—a narrative review

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Digital health technologies (DHTs) offer a transformative approach to chronic disease management through real-time, personalized health monitoring and enhanced patient engagement

Gideon Towett, R Sterling Snead, Julia Marczika, Radha Ambalavanan, Mercy Mbogori Kairichi, Alex Malioukis

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Digital biomarkers for early agitation detection in dementia: a scoping review of emerging wearable and smart technologies for personalized care

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Ontologies as the semantic bridge between artificial intelligence and healthcare

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Challenges and strategies in building a foundational digital health data integration ecosystem: a systematic review and thematic synthesis

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What is the future of Electronic Health Records?

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Mental Health Data Sells, But Who’s Buying?

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Digital Biomarkers in Agitation Detection: Enhancing Care for Communication-Impaired Neurological Disorders

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Discursive framework for a multi-disease digital health passport in Africa: a perspective

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Epidemiological contemplation for a currently pragmatic COVID-19 health passport: a perspective

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Geographical and practical challenges in the implementation of digital health passports for cross-border COVID-19 pandemic management: a narrative review and framework for solutions

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Advancing the Management of Long COVID by Integrating into Health Informatics Domain: Current and Future Perspectives

COVID-19; post-COVID syndrome; concept map for management of long COVID; health informatics; public health; management of long COVID