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Khai Du,Leonardo R Benavides,Emily L Isenstein et al. Khai Du et al.
Background: Dysmetria, the inability to accurately estimate distance in motor tasks, is a characteristic clinical feature of cerebellar injury. Even though subjective dysmetria can be quickly detected during the neurologi...
Emily A Largent,Jason Karlawish,Anna Wexler Emily A Largent
Widespread adoption of digital health tools has the potential to improve health and health care for individuals and their communities, but realizing this potential requires anticipating and addressing numerous ethical and regulatory challen...
Sahr Wali,Isaac Ssinabulya,Cinderella Ngonzi Muhangi et al. Sahr Wali et al.
Background: In Uganda, limited healthcare access has created a significant burden for patients living with heart failure. With the increasing use of mobile phones, digital health tools could offer an accessible platform f...
Thomas Wetere Tulu,Tsz Kin Wan,Ching Long Chan et al. Thomas Wetere Tulu et al.
COVID-19 mortality prediction Background COVID-19 has become a major global public health problem, despite prevention and efforts. The daily number of COVID-19 cases rapidly increases, and the time and financial costs associated with testin...
Zhaoli Dai Zhaoli Dai
Background: Telehealth and telecare are particularly important and beneficial to long-term care facilities due to care demands, workforce, and the unique environment. Stemming from the recent findings on telehealth utilis...
Wilson Tumuhimbise,Daniel Atwine,Fred Kaggwa et al. Wilson Tumuhimbise et al.
Background: Mobile health interventions can potentially enhance public-private linkage for tuberculosis care. However, evidence about their acceptability and feasibility is lacking. This study sought to assess the initial...
Yoshiko Arima Yoshiko Arima
Background: This study explored physical activity during remote work, most of which takes place while sitting in front of a computer. The purpose of Experiment 1 was to develop a classification for body motion by creating...
Aldren Gonzales,Razel Custodio,Marie Carmela Lapitan et al. Aldren Gonzales et al.
Background: In the Philippines, various mobile health apps were implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic with very little knowledge in terms of their quality. The aims of this paper were 1) to systemically search for mobi...
Richard Albers,Stella Lemke,Sebastian Knapp et al. Richard Albers et al.
Background: Physiotherapeutic telerehabilitation in various musculoskeletal and internal diseases, including back pain, might be comparable to face-to-face rehabilitation or better than non-rehabilitation. In Germany, a s...