Digital Health: Telemedicine and Beyond describes practical ways to use digital health tools in clinical practice. With a strong focus on case studies and patient outcomes, this title provides an overview of digital medicine, terms, concepts, and applications for the multidisciplinary clinical practitioner. Chapters provide a concise, yet comprehensive understanding of digital health, including telemedicine, mHealth, EHRs, and the benefits and challenges of each. The book gives insights on risks and benefits associated with storing and transmitting patient information via digital tools and educates clinicians in the correct questions to ask for advocacy regarding state laws, scope of practice, and medicolegal implications. It also addresses the ethical and social challenges that digital health raises, how to engage patients to improve shared decision-making models and how digital health tools can be integrated into clinical practice. This book is a valuable resource for clinicians and medical educators of all health professions, including physicians, physician associates, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, students, and all those who wish to broaden their knowledge in the allied field.
1. Digital Health - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Dedication - p. v 6. Table of contents - p. v 7. Contributors - p. xxv 8. Foreword - p. xxix 9. Preface - p. xxxv 10. Acknowledgments - p. xxxvii 11. Reviewers - p. xxxix 12. Chapter 1 Digital health - p. 2 13. Chapter 2 Diagnosing the future - p. 15 14. Chapter 3 AI in medical education - p. 27 15. Chapter 4 Telemedicine - p. 41 16. Chapter 5 Beyond the wrist - p. 63 17. Chapter 6 mHealth - a pocket-sized revolution - p. 75 18. Chapter 7 Looking ahead: The future of electronic health records - p. 89 19. Chapter 8 Bridging the gap - p. 101 20. Chapter 9 Remote patient monitoring - p. 117 21. Chapter 10 From data to diagnosis - p. 125 22. Chapter 11 Hospital to home - p. 143 23. Chapter 12 Robot-assisted surgery - p. 171 24. Chapter 13 Digital therapeutics - p. 187 25. Chapter 14 Digital therapeutics: A new era of technology for treatment - p. 205 26. Chapter 15 The future of preventive primary care - p. 227 27. Chapter 16 Integrating digital medicine in rural communities - p. 241 28. Chapter 17 CMS telehealth coding and guidelines - p. 251 29. Chapter 18 ICD-10 and SNOMED CT: The role of healthcare classification systems in digital health - p. 267 30. Chapter 19 Digital health law - p. 287 31. Chapter 20 Use and reuse of data: Access, ownership, value, and trust - p. 297 32. Chapter 21 Ethical issues for AI in medicine - p. 309 33. Chapter 22 Health policy - p. 321 34. Chapter 23 Regulatory considerations - p. 331 35. Chapter 24 Data validation and verification and IRB process - p. 341 36. Chapter 25 Healthcare, trials, and digital impact - p. 351 37. Chapter 26 The future of digital health - p. 369 38. Chapter 27 Battling misinformation - p. 379 39. Chapter 28 Educating the next generation in digital medicine - p. 395 40. Chapter 29 Incorporating AI and ML into the classroom - p. 413 41. Chapter 30 Incorporating digital health into the curriculum - p. 425 42. Chapter 31 Student perspectives of digital health: Learning through quality improvement - p. 433 43. Chapter 32 From classroom to clinic: A student's perspective - p. 443 44. Chapter 33 Interpreting the future: Navigating the tele revolution in healthcare language access - p. 453 45. Chapter 34 Organizational perspective - p. 469 46. Chapter 35 Patient perspectives on digital health - p. 481 47. Index - p. 503
Digital Health: Telemedicine and Beyond describes practical ways to use digital health tools in clinical practice. With a strong focus on case studies and patient outcomes, this title provides an overview of digital medicine, terms, concepts, and applications for the multidisciplinary clinical practitioner. Chapters provide a concise, yet comprehensive understanding of digital health, including telemedicine, mHealth, EHRs, and the benefits and challenges of each. The book gives insights on risks and benefits associated with storing and transmitting patient information via digital tools and educates clinicians in the correct questions to ask for advocacy regarding state laws, scope of practice, and medicolegal implications. It also addresses the ethical and social challenges that digital health raises, how to engage patients to improve shared decision-making models and how digital health tools can be integrated into clinical practice. This book is a valuable resource for clinicians and medical educators of all health professions, including physicians, physician associates, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, students, and all those who wish to broaden their knowledge in the allied field.
1. Digital Health - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Dedication - p. v 6. Table of contents - p. v 7. Contributors - p. xxv 8. Foreword - p. xxix 9. Preface - p. xxxv 10. Acknowledgments - p. xxxvii 11. Reviewers - p. xxxix 12. Chapter 1 Digital health - p. 2 13. Chapter 2 Diagnosing the future - p. 15 14. Chapter 3 AI in medical education - p. 27 15. Chapter 4 Telemedicine - p. 41 16. Chapter 5 Beyond the wrist - p. 63 17. Chapter 6 mHealth - a pocket-sized revolution - p. 75 18. Chapter 7 Looking ahead: The future of electronic health records - p. 89 19. Chapter 8 Bridging the gap - p. 101 20. Chapter 9 Remote patient monitoring - p. 117 21. Chapter 10 From data to diagnosis - p. 125 22. Chapter 11 Hospital to home - p. 143 23. Chapter 12 Robot-assisted surgery - p. 171 24. Chapter 13 Digital therapeutics - p. 187 25. Chapter 14 Digital therapeutics: A new era of technology for treatment - p. 205 26. Chapter 15 The future of preventive primary care - p. 227 27. Chapter 16 Integrating digital medicine in rural communities - p. 241 28. Chapter 17 CMS telehealth coding and guidelines - p. 251 29. Chapter 18 ICD-10 and SNOMED CT: The role of healthcare classification systems in digital health - p. 267 30. Chapter 19 Digital health law - p. 287 31. Chapter 20 Use and reuse of data: Access, ownership, value, and trust - p. 297 32. Chapter 21 Ethical issues for AI in medicine - p. 309 33. Chapter 22 Health policy - p. 321 34. Chapter 23 Regulatory considerations - p. 331 35. Chapter 24 Data validation and verification and IRB process - p. 341 36. Chapter 25 Healthcare, trials, and digital impact - p. 351 37. Chapter 26 The future of digital health - p. 369 38. Chapter 27 Battling misinformation - p. 379 39. Chapter 28 Educating the next generation in digital medicine - p. 395 40. Chapter 29 Incorporating AI and ML into the classroom - p. 413 41. Chapter 30 Incorporating digital health into the curriculum - p. 425 42. Chapter 31 Student perspectives of digital health: Learning through quality improvement - p. 433 43. Chapter 32 From classroom to clinic: A student's perspective - p. 443 44. Chapter 33 Interpreting the future: Navigating the tele revolution in healthcare language access - p. 453 45. Chapter 34 Organizational perspective - p. 469 46. Chapter 35 Patient perspectives on digital health - p. 481 47. Index - p. 503
