Healthcare
White Paper: Empowering Patients Through mHealth
We recognize there is a need for targeted and effective mobile health applications, particularly to aid in the problem of medication nonadherence. Nonadherence is a flourishing problem in healthcare, impacting many different stakeholders while losing the US healthcare industry hundreds of billions of dollars a year.
view postWhat's Next in Technology-Enabled Healthcare Innovation
Next Matters Most is more than just a statement or the name of the Smashing Boxes blog—it is a reality that plays out each day in business and life.
view postWellness In the Workplace: 8 Mental Illness Myths
Wellness In the Workplace: 8 Mental Illness Myths
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Wearable Tech is Elevating Healthcare Capabilities
Wearable technology is far from a new-to-market concept, but the value of wearables is at an all-time high as we continue to take precautions against COVID-19 and other serious illnesses.
view postUsing Amazon Echo to Improve the Hospital Experience
Voice interface technology has long promised to make accessing information and completing simple tasks more convenient.
view postTriangle Digital Health Network Tackles Local and Global Issues
As for the magnitude of what’s at stake, a question arose during the radio hour regarding what risks there are if digital health does not mature and succeed. Man, there is a lot at stake!
view postNew eBook: IoMT Connects Healthcare to New Era of Outcomes-Based Care
Taking the Lead in Outcomes-Based Care and Healthcare Innovation
view postIs Your Digital Health Solution Feasible?
“For feasibility, before you design, know your community! Listen to your community!” - Will ElLaissi
view postDoug Dietz: Shaping healthcare technology with human centered design
Design is driven by people. When designing services, one needs to include the perspectives of the people who are receiving value, as well as those delivering value.
view postDigital Health Innovation through Integration
Drew Schiller kicked off the 2017 mHealth@Duke conference with a zinger:“We don’t need more innovation in healthcare.
view postConference Keynote Speaker on a Mission to Improve Health with Technology
The theme of this year’s 5th Annual mHealth@Duke Conference is “The Lifecycle of Digital Health Science.”
view postArchitecting Health Technology for Behavioral Change
Anyone who’s ever worn a FitBit, Apple Watch or health tracker knows the story.
view postAccelerate Innovation in Healthcare with Workshops
Innovation groups within corporate healthcare organizations or academic medical centers are becoming more prominent as competition heats up for a region’s market share.
view post2017 #mHealthAtDuke Digital Health Toolkit
In order to help the learnings from the 2017 mHealth@Duke conference live on beyond April 12, the conference organizing committee collaborated with the speakers, sponsors, and demo companies to compile a list of resources to aid anyone pursuing digital health solutions with an emphasis on the Triangle (Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh).
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