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September 24, 2020

The World is on the Leap to Digital Healthcare – right? The Beginning of a Podcast Series.

Launching another rocket – this time, our student-led podcast series on “Digital Health Across the Globe” is starting off. Learn about the healthcare systems of various countries and about the status quo of their digitization.

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by Peggy Richter

September 24, 2020

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Telemedizin kann helfen, den Langzeit-Blutzuckerwert zu senken, Qualität der Evidenz ist allerdings durchmischt

Die Care4Saxony-Nachwuchsforscher Lorenz Harst und Patrick Timpel haben zusammen mit Sarah Oswald (Masterstudiengang Public Health) und Prof. Dr. Peter Schwarz (UKD, Prävention und Versorgung des Diabetes), eine systematische Literaturrecherche zur Wirksamkeit von Telemedizin bei Patienten mit Diabetes, Lipidstoffwechselstörung und Buthochdruck im Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR) veröffentlicht.

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by Lena Otto

April 27, 2020

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Standards in Healthcare

(by Elisabeth Spannaus and Julius Hoffmann)

This is a science blog post of two of our students from the Health Information Management seminar taught by members of Care4Saxony. While nowadays in terms of healthcare issues everybody talks about electronic health records, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Telemedicine etc., one topic, which is often forgotten or at least less publicly discussed, is standards in healthcare.

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by Sophie Cool

März 6, 2020

Almost everything you ever wanted to know about gamification

(by Lisa Aschenbrenner, Lena Otto and Lorenz Harst)

This is a science blog post of one of our students from the Health Information Management seminar taught by members of Care4Saxony. In this article, the concept of gamification and its use in the digitalized health care are investigated.

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by Bastian Wollschlaeger

Januar 30, 2020

Tags: Gamification

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A design and evaluation framework for digital health interventions

As digital health interventions are becoming more popular and important, members of the Care4Saxony team in cooperation with members of the Center for digital health interventions from the University of St Gallen decided to provide a framework for the evaluation of digital health interventions and the barriers they might face.

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by Sophie Cool

Januar 14, 2020

Tags: Barrieren, Implementierung, ScienceBlog

Erfolgsfaktoren bei der Telemedizinentwicklung

In der Telemedizin gilt, genau wie in anderen telematischen Bereichen: die Nutzerakzeptanz ist einer der wichtigsten Aspekte, die zum Erfolg einer Anwendung beitragen. Aus diesem Grund haben wir im Folgenden die wichtigsten Faktoren, die für eine hohe Nutzerakzeptanz sorgen, zusammengefasst.

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by Sophie Cool

Dezember 12, 2019

Games for staying healthy? – Research says yes!

(by Julia Bruntsch, Kerstin Janetta and Lorenz Harst)

One of the most popular examples for the use of gamification in healthcare is the mHealth game “Pokémon GO” (Figure 1), with almost 150 million active users per month. Whether catching Pokemon with the smartphone or using other gaming activities helps increasing healthy behavior or disease self-management is discussed by two students from the Health Information Management seminar taught by members of Care4Saxony.

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by Lorenz Harst

Februar 15, 2019

Tags: eHealth, Gamification, HIM, self-management

Latest eHealth Innovations – Current Trends

(by Christoph Sager and Katja Winkler)

Within the first quarter of the 21st century, a continuous trend of small, innovative enterprises trying to enter established industries in the search for scalable business models for health interventions can be seen. This is also true for the health sector. Especially the occurrence of new technologies and ubiquitous devices like smartphones created unknown possibilities for startups to enter areas formally only open to medical experts.

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by Katja Winkler

Januar 30, 2019

Tags: eHealth, Telemedizin