The Information and Communication Technologies Utilization Patterns and Changes in Self-Rated Health

Jeon, Jehoon; Kim, Bonglee; Cox, Ken; Kimura, Mayumi

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“…Understanding the nature of digital health and showing skillful proficiency is another demand for the utility of e-health by health professionals as individuals have given a charge for their health maintenance and tracking (12). The IOT which is known as Internet of Things has proposed potential solutions to the health sector issues of cost efficiency and resources relocation (13) .Wearable technology has made it more accessible for individuals and healthcare researchers, health professionals to monitor, process and collect the data for clinical purposes and research aims (14). With this rapid acceptance in clinical and academic health community, ehealth and ICT brings more demand to accept the challenges and unexpected incidents that can support unreliability on e-health in future (15).…”

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Trends in Health Wearables

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2024

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In the last decade technology has advanced tremendously in all fields and health sector is equally benefited. Healthcare is more likely known as e-health in this era of information and technology because of its advancements and opportunities given to health sector. E-health proposes more convenient and approachable accessibility for the health providers and patients. Information technology and electric health together have made the health sector more updated and idealized for individuals. Health devices, appliances and wearables are kind of recent innovations in healthcare. With the trend of health devices and health wearables there have been certain challenges in healthcare sector as well when it comes to clinical acceptance and practice. This literature review aims to define current health scope of wearables, challenges and future if wearables in health industry.

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confidence: 99%

Trends in Health Wearables

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2024

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The Information and Communication Technologies Utilization Patterns and Changes in Self-Rated Health

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