Une veille sur la santé numérique en France et à l’international : politiques publiques, données, infrastructures, IA, services et usages. Études, rapports et retours de terrain sélectionnés par Lionel Reichardt, Pharmageek, pour comprendre les transformations et éclairer les décisions.
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Digital therapeutics are gaining momentum and offer developers both a huge opportunity and a stimulating market access challenge
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With the lowest worldwide healthcare spendings, doctors shortages, dominance of rural areas, and poor infrastructure, African countries take advantage of digitalization to ensure universal access to medical services.
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The pandemic accelerated the humanizing of digital technology – it brought people together at a time when physical distancing was legally mandated in many parts of the world.
One year on, digital solutions – in every sector – have truly come of age. The pandemic has ushered in a new era and meaning for digital tech, as organizations, businesses, and institutions began to function through virtual mediums almost exclusively.
Perhaps most crucially, it demonstrated just how powerful digital interventions can be in last-mile delivery of essential services, particularly in hard-to-reach, underserviced areas, and how they should be leveraged even in times of normalcy without such severe supply chain disruptions.
Nowhere is this more apparent than in health care services. In the early months of lockdown in India, several essential health services were disrupted, and one of the hardest hit was maternal health care.
Childbirth stops for nothing and no one – the ecosystem had to adapt almost overnight to meet the new challenges of maternal health care delivery. For instance, a quality improvement and assurance program called Manyata, which trains health care staff in private maternal care facilities on a set of 16 evidence-based clinical standards for quality and safe care, moved its entire training and certification architecture online to continue providing this crucial capacity-building to under-resourced nursing homes.
And thus, digital interventions came to the rescue.
With the immediate challenges of the pandemic addressed by a plethora of digital innovations, we must retain this momentum to chart a path for realizing India’s Universal Coverage Health goals.
The digital ecosystem offers path-breaking and efficient solutions for accelerating the three pillars of UHC – availability, affordability, and quality – by advancing transformations in health care on both the demand and supply side.
Digital tech can be a game-changer. In terms of supply, it is enabling reach and scale at levels that were previously unimaginable.
Digital solutions can increase the penetration of quality care mechanisms to remote parts of the country through telemedicine and remote training sessions for health care staff.
On the demand side, tech has tremendous potential to amplify grassroots voices from beneficiaries and patients, both as a means to incorporate their feedback in designing healthcare solutions (or improving existing ones), and encouraging demand for affordable, high-quality care.
However, while leveraging digital interventions for improving healthcare and service delivery is crucial, it cannot be done in silos.
The pandemic has exposed fragilities in the very foundations of our healthcare ecosystem. We must therefore create strong structural support that can enable availability, affordability, and quality to become all-pervasive, by rallying the health ecosystem and incentivizing the participation of both private and public sector.
Perhaps most crucially, the private sector needs to be integrated into the total health system in order to complement and augment government efforts in strengthening the health care ecosystem. The important role of the private sector was amply reinforced in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, as the government turned to private sector facilities to help in its frontline response to the virus. So, too, with building a digitally-enabled health ecosystem.
The visionary National Digital Health Mission (NDHM) is poised to revolutionize Indians’ experience of health care access and delivery. However, for the NDHM to achieve scale and speed of impact, extensive private sector involvement is crucial.
A strengthened and integrated health system must put its weight behind digital interventions if we hope to facilitate a transformation in the months and years ahead.
read the original , unedited version at https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/voices/digital-technology-the-next-frontier-in-healthcare-delivery-in-post-covid-india/
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Webcast « Décryptage Santé – Financement du système de santé et innovation» le 1er juin 2021 de 13h15 à 14h15 animée par P LEDUC avec J BONASTRE et JY BLAY
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Ordonnance n° 2021-581 du 12 mai 2021 relative à l'identification électronique des utilisateurs de services numériques en sant
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Identifiant clé du système de santé, l’Identifiant National de Santé (INS) se déploie progressivement… Via Rémy TESTON
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Investment in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital health technologies has increased exponentially over the last few years. In the United Kingdom, the excitement and interest in this space has been supported by NHS policies, including proposals in the NHS Long Term Plan, which set out ambitious aims for the acceleration and adoption of digital health […]
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Survey commissioned by Fresenius finds Germany lags behind Spain and the US on digital health deployment and usage, although its benefits are well-recognised
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Une expérience montre que les individus exposés aux scènes dans les services de réanimation se mobilisent davantage contre l’épidémie.
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Technology plays a complementary role in health care, not just supporting doctoring but giving it super powers.
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« Il est impossible d’espérer développer la santé numérique sans qu’un modèle économique clairement défini n’existe »
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To improve long-term outcomes of therapies for chronic diseases, health promotion and lifestyle modifications are the most promising and sustainable strategies. In addition, advances in digital technologies provide new opportunities to address limitations of drug-based treatments, such as medication non-adherence, adverse effects, toxicity, drug resistance, drug shortages, affordability, and accessibility. Pharmaceutical drugs and biologics can be combined with digital health technologies, including mobile medical apps (digital therapeutics), which offer additional clinical benefits and cost-effectiveness. Promises of drug+digital combination therapies are recognized by pharmaceutical and digital health companies, opening opportunities for integrating pharmacotherapies with non-pharmacological interventions (metapharmacology). Herein we present unique features of digital health technologies which can deliver personalized self-care modalities such as breathing exercises, mindfulness meditation, yoga, physical activity, adequate sleep, listening to preferred music, forgiveness and gratitude. Clinical studies reveal how aforementioned complimentary practices may support treatments of epilepsy, chronic pain, depression, cancer, and other chronic diseases. This article also describes how digital therapies delivering “medicinal” self-care and other non-pharmacological interventions can also be personalized by accounting for: 1) genetic risks for comorbidities, 2) advers
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NHSX - driving forward the digital transformation of health and social care
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NHSX - driving forward the digital transformation of health and social care
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Statement from FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner Amy Abernethy, M.D., Ph.D., on new steps to advance digital health policies that encourage innovation and enable efficient and modern regulatory oversight
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