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"Digital therapeutics (DTx) is a dynamic, emerging subcategory within the larger supercategory field of 'digital health' or 'digital medicine'. As defined by the nonprofit trade group, Digital Therapeutics Alliance, "DTx deliver clinical-grade therapeutic interventions to patients [that] may be used independently or in tandem with in-person or remote clinician-delivered therapy to optimize patient outcomes." In this new book, three expert editors have enlisted the support of contributors to explain what DTx represents (and how it differs from other digital health solutions), how DTX solutions…mehr

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"Digital therapeutics (DTx) is a dynamic, emerging subcategory within the larger supercategory field of 'digital health' or 'digital medicine'. As defined by the nonprofit trade group, Digital Therapeutics Alliance, "DTx deliver clinical-grade therapeutic interventions to patients [that] may be used independently or in tandem with in-person or remote clinician-delivered therapy to optimize patient outcomes." In this new book, three expert editors have enlisted the support of contributors to explain what DTx represents (and how it differs from other digital health solutions), how DTX solutions can help individuals and their healthcare providers meet their health goals, and how DTx tools can be conceptualized, created, and brought to market"--
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Autorenporträt
Dean Ho (SINGAPORE) is the Provost's Chair Professor, the Director of the Institute for Digital Medicine and the N.1 Institute for Health, and the Head of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the National University of Singapore. Yoann Sapanel (SINGAPORE) is the Head of Health Innovation at the Institute for Digital Medicine at the National University of Singapore. Agata Blasiak (SINGAPORE) is the Head of Digital Health Innovation at the Institute for Digital Medicine and the N.1 Institute for Health at the National University of Singapore.