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Becoming a self-doctor in the era of wearables Smart watches, smart badges, implantable sensors – modern technology allows us to measure and track our physical activity, mood and state of health. In following the “quantified self” trend, we want to know what is happening inside our bodies and take control over them. But do we really need this knowledge? We talk to João Bocas, a wearables and digital health expert.

Wearables give us an insight into our health, allow us to understand behavior, track what is happening inside our bodies and minds. Do people want this knowledge? Do they need it? Do they know how to use this new information?

Yes, absolutely. Wearables can be very powerful, if used to give us insights about ourselves, meaningful data that can be translated into value. I do believe people want to gain new knowledge, because as human beings we are becoming more informed and better equipped to deal with change, whether for our health, sociologically or even just the generic ones related to the transformations of the world around us. I believe

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Unlocking the potential of digitalization by purposeful redesign of clinical processes

4min
pages 121-122

Robots in healthcare: machines, creepy dolls, therapists or social companions

10min
pages 123-127

Culture, UX/UI, education, accessibility. Digitalization’s biggest barriers

6min
pages 119-120

Digital health 2020

8min
pages 116-118

Where are the long-awaited benefits of digitization

3min
page 115

Stay at home. Technology will take care of everything else

5min
pages 113-114

Rethinking Workforce Skills To Become Ready For Future

3min
pages 111-112

Cyber-medicine & humans. 7 new concerns about digital healthcare

11min
pages 100-103

It is not enoughto just have a good idea or a nice implementation in one place

2min
page 110

How to ensure human touch in digital healthcare driven by AI solutions

4min
pages 98-99

The risks of basing digital health strategy on industry hype and alluring prototypes

23min
pages 104-109

What the radiologist need to know about artificial intelligence

2min
pages 96-97

Strengthening digital health literacy in society

3min
pages 94-95

Telemedicine benefits during covid-19 pandemic. But is it here to stay

4min
pages 92-93

The future of healthcare. Will medicine become data science

5min
pages 90-91

Digital health needs to be embedded in the conception of the health system

6min
pages 83-84

How to build a smart hospital

7min
pages 81-82

Data For All. Not For Sale

10min
pages 78-80

Health totalitarianism

11min
pages 87-89

Becoming a self-doctor in the era of wearables

5min
pages 85-86

Components of digitalization: evidence, knowledge and technology

4min
pages 74-75

AI will help surgeons to orchestrate the work and data

3min
pages 76-77

For patients, wearables are fantastic tools to manage health and well-being

6min
pages 71-73

Digital health literacy is an essential capacity to master in everyday life

4min
pages 69-70

Digital disruption is not something post-apocalyptic

5min
pages 67-68

Objectivity with no empathy: how symptom checkers can help patients

7min
pages 65-66

Artificial Intelligence to put the care back in healthcare

11min
pages 62-64

Taming the change

7min
pages 60-61

Plastic touch

9min
pages 57-59

Our future with algorithms

4min
pages 55-56

Explore Digital Health in Asia

12min
pages 52-54

Becoming Hyperaware

6min
pages 50-51

Don’t fake it till you make it

11min
pages 47-49

The Rise of the Data-Driven Physician

4min
pages 45-46

Demystifying Algorithms

11min
pages 42-44

Facebook has launched new healthcare features

4min
pages 34-35

8 necessary steps towards digital transformation

4min
pages 40-41

Help me, robot

13min
pages 36-39

This Robot Knows How To Communicate To Support Patients With Chronic Illness

3min
page 33

Using AI To Predict Breast Cancer And Personalize Care

4min
pages 31-32

GDPR during the crisis

5min
pages 26-27

How to prepare medical workforce for digital health

7min
pages 28-30

Storing medical informationbelow the skin’s surface

5min
pages 24-25

3 learnings From Stanford

3min
pages 22-23

Precision medicine. When machines become smarter than doctors

4min
pages 18-19

Technologies that help fight the coronavirus

5min
pages 16-17

Stop disrupting healthcare

4min
pages 8-9

New study confirmsvirtual reality can becomea new painkiller

4min
pages 20-21

Technologies built in good faith

6min
pages 6-7

How does Finland use health and social data for the public benefit

5min
pages 13-15

How to verify health apps so doctors could prescribe them

8min
pages 10-12
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