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Abstract:
Digital health tools extend well beyond telemedicine, holding great potential to advance oncological care. We survey digital health and provide recommendations across the health continuum, tailoring them to oncology, including prevention, detection and diagnosis, and treatment and monitoring. Within the prevention realm, we review wellness technologies, cancer screening, mental health solutions, and digital biomarkers. For detection and diagnosis, we describe existing and emerging solutions for remote patient monitoring and various means to capture digital biomarkers, the "digital exam," and "digital outcomes." Treatment and monitoring solutions include telemedicine, chatbots, and digital therapeutics, which are also explored. We also discuss a host of technology enablers that are required for successful implementation and sustainment of digital health-enabled care. Our recommendations pertain to health care systems as well as companies that work with these systems or provide care to patients directly.
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