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Xiaokang Shi,Zewu Jiang,Li Xiong et al. Xiaokang Shi et al.
Background: The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving digital transformation and reshaping medical education in China. Numerous medical schools and institutions are actively implementing AI tools for case-b...
Payal Shah,Sabrina Sy,Mingjing Chen et al. Payal Shah et al.
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Emma Wong,Mahabhir Kandola,Kamal Arora et al. Emma Wong et al.
Background: South Asian communities in Canada face significant disparities in access to health care and experience higher rates of chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and hypertension. Hospital-at...
Janelle D Healy,Christina M Pollard,Clare E Collins et al. Janelle D Healy et al.
Background: Technology-assisted 24-hour dietary recall (24HR) methods offer the potential for scalable population dietary assessment, but current challenges include balancing accuracy and cost against participant burden a...
Bel Wong,Tobi Cheng,Nicole Fung et al. Bel Wong et al.
Background: Dementia increases the risk of individuals getting lost due to cognitive decline, impacting daily functioning and heightening caregiver worry. Traditional search methods are often time-consuming and stressful,...
Katherine Williams,Fiona Lobban,Elizabeth Chamberlain Katherine Williams
Background: Although research has found online peer support forums to be helpful for those with mental health conditions, no studies have explored the experiences of those who use forums for support with postpartum psycho...
Dylan Hamitouche,Youcef Barkat,Deven Parekh et al. Dylan Hamitouche et al.
Background: Making optimal use of mobile health technologies requires the validation of digital biomarkers, which in turn demands high levels of participant adherence and retention. However, current remote digital health ...
Thomas Gant,Kathryn M Taylor,Thomas Ward et al. Thomas Gant et al.
Background: Despite the promise of digital therapeutics in providing scalable interventions for psychosis, translating them from clinical trials to routine care is challenging. SloMo is an evidence-based, digitally suppor...
Yanli Lyu,Xi Li,Huixian Li et al. Yanli Lyu et al.
Background: Telemedicine services have been developing rapidly worldwide. Following the 2018 policy enabling telemedicine for follow-up patients, this service model has gradually gained popularity in China. However, littl...
Anthony Kelly,Niharika Bhardwaj,Trine Theresa Holmberg Sainte-Marie et al. Anthony Kelly et al.
Background: Trust in artificial intelligence (AI) remains a critical barrier to the adoption of AI in mental health care. This study explores the formation of trust in an AI mental health model and its human-computer inte...