Digital Health in 2030: A peep into the future

Ganapathy, Krishnan

doi:10.1007/s40012-023-00371-4

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“…Digital Health is a multi-disciplinary domain encompassing every component of healthcare where digital technology is primarily used. 4 The World Health Organization defines DH as "a broad umbrella term encompassing eHealth, as well as emerging areas, such as using advanced computing sciences in 'big data,' genomics, and artificial intelligence." 5 Virtual Reality, genomics, business analytics, blockchain, and other emerging technologies are included.…”

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A Glimpse Into the Deployment of Digital Health in India

Krishnan, MCh (Neurosurgery), FACS, FICS, FAMS, PhD

2024

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It is universally acknowledged that the wellbeing of any country, its prosperity and economic prowess depends on the health of its citizens. As the most populated country in the planet and an emerging economy, a solution for India, could well be a solution for the world. In the last eight years, the country has taken more than baby steps, to not just promote but to incorporate Digital Health in the core of the health care delivery system. Specific advantages, applications, regulatory and legal concerns and economic growth of DH are discussed.

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Section: Introduction To Digital Health In Indiamentioning

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A Glimpse Into the Deployment of Digital Health in India

Krishnan, MCh (Neurosurgery), FACS, FICS, FAMS, PhD

2024

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Telerehabilitation of Developmental Dyslexia: Critical Considerations on Intervention Methods and Their Effectiveness

Casalini,

Pecini

2024

Brain Sciences

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Paper-based or IT tools can be used in telerehabilitation mode to improve the skills of children with developmental dyslexia (DD), seeking to increase reading speed and reduce errors. Telerehabilitation is the provision of remote treatments in which the patient works autonomously in a familiar environment under the remote monitoring, through telecommunication means, of an expert operator. Through telerehabilitation, children with DD can receive treatments outside the specialist clinic, at home or school, via internet connections, and through advanced technological platforms. These procedures allow adequate communication with the family, intensity of treatment, self-adaptivity of exercises, and child engagement; these factors are crucial for a high intervention efficacy. Recent studies have supported the effectiveness of the telerehabilitation of reading in children with DD, with some studies reporting no differences in efficacy between remote and in-person methods. Nevertheless, many points remain to be clarified about the procedures and methods required by telerehabilitation, the variables linked to its effectiveness (e.g., the impact of the intensity of the training and the neuropsychological profile of the child), and the comparative validity of different tele-treatment paths. These aspects are discussed in the present paper.

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Digital Health in 2030: A peep into the future

Cited by 2 publications

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A Glimpse Into the Deployment of Digital Health in India

A Glimpse Into the Deployment of Digital Health in India

Telerehabilitation of Developmental Dyslexia: Critical Considerations on Intervention Methods and Their Effectiveness

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