In this second part of the interview, CIFS Health team senior advisor on health behaviour discusses in depth interactions between digital health and health behaviour, and how our health behaviour is likely to change in the near-, mid- and long-term future
Legal and regulatory definitions of digital health are covered in a brief overview from the WHO, the US, the UK, Germany, France, China and other countries
Spread of personal health navigation systems, general doctors to target emotional support, health coaching, multisensory human computer-interaction, care delivered to portable devices, algorithms, and robotics will allow systemic changes in future healthcare, if we choose this way. We are at the crossroads now
Now digitalization in healthcare is less about wires and boxes and more about people who are ready to change. It provides a tremendous opportunity to fundamentally rethink and redesign the workflows of care putting.
