Insulin, Innovation, and Inequity Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on November 14, 2022. Posted in Blog. The recent failure to secure an insulin cost cap is a stark reminder that we cannot innovate first and wait to incorporate... Continue reading
2021 in Review: DiMe Comes of Age Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on December 16, 2021. Posted in Blog. This has been a monumental year for science and innovation in healthcare. From the approval of life-saving vaccines to... Continue reading
Developing and Selecting Digital Clinical Measures That Matter To Patients Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on April 8, 2021. Posted in Blog. Digital measures offer the promise of transforming how we define health and evaluate treatment. To realize this potential,... digital measures, digital medicine, patient engagement Continue reading
Show, don’t tell: The rapid evolution of digital medicine Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on March 17, 2021. Posted in Blog. When we launched DiMe nearly two years ago in May of 2019, none of us could have predicted the ways in which our world... Continue reading
The Rapid Evolution of Digital Endpoints: Are We Headed in the Right Direction? Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on January 6, 2021. Posted in Blog. Just over a year ago, we launched our crowdsourced library of digital endpoints, aiming to shine a light on digital... Continue reading
The year fitness-trackers became health-monitors Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on December 16, 2020. Posted in Blog. In a year when a global pandemic has left many hospitals strained beyond their means, many clinicians have embraced using... Continue reading
Safety first: The nuances of health technology that can hurt your patients Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on August 18, 2020. Posted in Blog. When Diana Diller downloaded the pregnancy-tracking app, Ovia, she used it for much the same reason as the app’s... Continue reading
If you want to improve US healthcare during COVID-19, submit a public comment Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on April 29, 2020. Posted in Blog. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, digital technologies are rapidly being adopted to support health, healthcare, and... Continue reading
Advancing Digital Medicine to Optimize Human Health: 2019 in Review Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on December 31, 2019. Posted in Blog. The end of the year is the perfect time to ask the question: “How are we doing?” I can be a tough critic, but there is... Continue reading
How Can Digital Data and Technologies Improve Health? Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on December 18, 2019. Posted in Blog. On Monday, December 16, DiMe submitted a letter in response to the request for input on the initial vision for Cures 2.0 legislation... Continue reading
Digital Health, Digital Medicine, Digital Therapeutics (DTx): What’s the difference? Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on November 10, 2019. Posted in Blog. Digital health products have become integral to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of health and... Continue reading
What it Takes to Lead in the New Field of Digital Medicine: Being Terrified, Apparently… Written by jennifer@dimesociety.org on September 30, 2019. Posted in Blog. I recently froze for a solid five minutes over my computer, hesitating over submitting a comment on a public docket. There’s... Continue reading