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mHealth Data Interoperability Open mHealth
WEBHere Are 15 Powerful Ways You Can Make Sense of Data With Open mHealth. Run better randomized control trials. Align EHR data and mHealth data. Develop a custom remote patient monitoring program. Compare patient medications with ease. Normalize patient-reported outcomes with biometric data. Map best of breed devices into ONE format.
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About Us Open mHealth
WEBIn 2010, they co-authored a Policy Paper in Science calling for an open ‘mHealth’ architecture. In April 2011, Deborah and Ida convened a small group of technology and health experts to figure out how to realize such an architecture. In September 2011, David Haddad joined Deborah and Ida to start what is now internationally known as Open
Case Studies Open mHealth
WEBType 1 diabetes. Open mHealth built an integrated system that enabled data from different devices and apps to be brought together in a single interface, allowing a patient and her provider to better understand and manage her diabetes. Read more >. Get more info on projects around the world leveraging the Open mHealth data interoperability
What does mHealth mean in 2020
WEBIt was short-hand to describe the use of a mobile phone to perform healthcare. The term “mHealth” gave weight to a new industry that the world could ever imagined. The promise back in 2008 was that any individual should be able to open up their phone, send a message and get quality healthcare wherever they were at.
IEEE 1752.1 Standard Published
WEBThe IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society-sponsored, Open mHealth-initiated IEEE P1752.1™ project was published last month: IEEE 1752.1-2021 – IEEE Standard for Open Mobile Health Data–Representation of Metadata, Sleep, and Physical Activity Measures. [1] The IEEE Std 1752.1 document is available through the …
Case study: Type 1 diabetes
WEBProblem People with Type 1 diabetes are continuously having to self-monitor; in addition to tracking their blood glucose and insulin levels throughout the day, they also have to keep an eye on exactly what and how much they eat, and how much activity they’re getting. While there are now apps to track help people track blood glucose … Read more >
5 Reasons To Take The Official Data Integration Course
WEBSharing knowledge is, in itself, a process of on-going learning and iteration. This past January, we hosted our first Mobile Health Data Integration training.This training surveyed the landscape of mHealth data APIs and provided practical insights into how to access and integrate data from these sources.
Mobile Health Industry Collaboration
WEBCross collaboration to map to HL7 FHIR is underway, specifically in HL7’s Mobile Health Work Group under the Mobile Health App Data Exchange (mHealthADE) Project. The most recent Project Scope Statement was published in December 2019. Keith Boone, Informatics Adept, Audacious Inquiry, agrees that collaboration is the key to …
Schema Design Principles Open mHealth
WEBHere are the design principles we follow for Open mHealth schemas, based in part on this Presidential health IT report. 1. Atomicity. Our schemas represent data at a granularity shown by clinical use cases to be most useful for preventive and chronic disease management, self-care and clinical care.
Our Blog Open mHealth
WEBSimona Carini (Open mHealth) and Eric Haas (Health eData) will co-present the “Open mHealth (OmH) and FHIR” session at the upcoming HL7 FHIR DevDays in Redmond, WA, on Tuesday June 11, 11:20 am to 12:00 pm. HL7 FHIR DevDays is a 3-day event (June 10-12) where IT professionals in healthcare can learn about FHIR in a …
Case study: Post-Traumatic Stress (PTSD)
WEBOpen mHealth partnered with “Joe”, a 34-year old Army veteran who served in Afghanistan and is now in the reserves and has been diagnosed with PTSD. He uses a combination of medication (Paxil for depression and PTSD, Klonipin for anxiety and Tylenol #3 for a related knee injury) and uses avoidance coping mechanisms to balance his life, work
10 Tools To Understand Medication Prescriptions Today
WEBSome of these toolmakers make consumer-facing applications, like Iodine’s drug reference library or Pillpack’s pharmacy services and medication adherence app. Others, like Wellframe, create industry-focused solutions that maximize the effectiveness of patient care, of which medication prescriptions are a major component.
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