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Introducing the Library of Digital Endpoints This month, the Digital Health Measurement Collaborative Community (DATAcc) by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) is thrilled to be celebrating the fourth anniversary of the Library of Digita…

Identifying and selecting available technologies for any use case in health is complex. As we navigate the process, we often consider various questions about diagnosis, prognosis, or measurement. In the Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Deme…

The digital health era has changed how patients interact with the healthcare system by making preventive services, specialty care, and chronic disease management more accessible than ever. As the industry continues to evolve and mature, un…

The Medicare coverage process for new digital health products has been a subject of ongoing debate. For years, digital health solutions have voiced concerns about the lack of clarity, slow pace, and numerous obstacles they face when seeking…

DiMe Webinar Series recently addressed the topic of women’s experience with digital health. While digital health technologies (DHTs) have come a long way, many commercially available health and wellness tools are not designed to be inclusive…

As May marks National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, we recognize the importance of physical activity (PA) in the maintenance of health across virtually all health conditions. DiMe’s Core Measures of Physical Activity project team is wor…

Only 20% of clinical trial participants are people of color. Less than 45% of participants are women.1 At the same time, the FDA commissioner recently described “meaningful representation” in clinical research as “fundamental to public healt…

As people creating digital health solutions, we have a moral imperative to work towards achieving equitable healthcare access for all populations.  The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the significant gaps in access to healthcare services, pa…

The healthcare ecosystem, including clinical trials, is experiencing many pain points –workflow inefficiencies, financial burdens, and worsening health outcomes, to name a few. One very big problem is that many populations continue to be …

In January 2023, DiMe submitted a response to a Request for Information published by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). Here, we share insights from that response and outline what we believe to be a path forward…