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The Next Era of Member-Initiated Research at DiMe
It has been a privilege to witness the power of DiMe’s members to collectively advance the field of digital medicine over the past (less than!) two years. From the multidisciplinary creation of The Playbook, to policy and regulation contr…
Rachel Chasse
The Rapid Evolution of Digital Endpoints: Are We Headed in the Right Direction?
Just over a year ago, we launched our crowdsourced library of digital endpoints, aiming to shine a light on digital measures being used in industry-sponsored trials and galvanize the field around specific measures to speed adoption. Duri…
Jennifer Goldsack
The year fitness-trackers became health-monitors
In a year when a global pandemic has left many hospitals strained beyond their means, many clinicians have embraced using fitness-trackers and other devices to monitor patients’ health remotely. Researchers, too, have had to get creative for…
Jennifer Goldsack
Partnering for Patients: Announcing a partnership between the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and Savvy Cooperative
Patient engagement can take many forms — from in-person workshops to virtual engagements, like surveys, interviews, discussion boards, UX testing, and beyond — but the driving force is the same: to learn directly from patients. It’s importan…
Rachel Chasse
Safety first: The nuances of health technology that can hurt your patients
When Diana Diller downloaded the pregnancy-tracking app, Ovia, she used it for much the same reason as the app’s other 10 million users: To track her pregnancy and the health of her baby. She did not intend to share that information …
Jennifer Goldsack and Dena Mendelsohn
Through the Looking Glass: Considerations for health data privacy amid COVID-19 and beyond
The impact of COVID-19 has been devastating, yet we have witnessed global unity against a common enemy. Day after day, healthcare and other essential workers continue to put their lives on the line to save others, while individuals sacrif…
Rachel Chasse
If you want to improve US healthcare during COVID-19, submit a public comment
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, digital technologies are rapidly being adopted to support health, healthcare, and health research. Researchers and public health officials across the country are deploying wearable technologies to seek ear…
Jennifer Goldsack
Knowledge Sharing at Lightning Speed: Introducing DiMe’s New Forum for Rapid Collaboration
At the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), we connect all members of the digital medicine community. Communication and collaboration is at the core of everything we do — our members actively and regularly connect with each other through our Sla…
Rachel Chasse
Advancing Digital Medicine to Optimize Human Health: 2019 in Review
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 no doubt that the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) is making a significant impact on the field of digital medicine. …
Jennifer Goldsack
How Can Digital Data and Technologies Improve Health?
On Monday, December 16, DiMe submitted a letter in response to the request for input on the initial vision for Cures 2.0 legislation proposed by U.S. Reps. Diana DeGette (D-CO) and Fred Upton (R-MI). The 21st Century Cures Act…
Jennifer Goldsack
Digital Health, Digital Medicine, Digital Therapeutics (DTx): What’s the difference?
Digital health products have become integral to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of health and disease. Consumers rely on digital health apps to improve their focus, track their fitness, and optimize their wellbeing. C…
Jennifer Goldsack, Megan Coder, Chandana Fitzgerald, Natalie Navar-Mattingly, Andy Coravos, and Ashish Atreja
What it Takes to Lead in the New Field of Digital Medicine: Being Terrified, Apparently…
I recently froze for a solid five minutes over my computer, hesitating over submitting a comment on a public docket. There’s lots here. Let’s try and unpack it. First, what is a public docket and why was I commenting on it? When a Federal Ag…
Jennifer Goldsack
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