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Rebecca Ting Jiin Loo¹, Francesco Nasta¹, Mirco Macchi¹

¹Biomedical Data Science Group, Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB), University of Luxembourg, 6 Avenue du Swing, Belvaux, L-4367, Luxembourg, 352 466644 ext 6186.

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Summary

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Digital health technology tools (DHTTs) offer personalized care but face implementation challenges. This guide provides 10 recommendations for developing and deploying DHTTs effectively, balancing innovation with ethical considerations.

Keywords:

application data interoperability data privacy digital health electronic health record health care technology health monitoring interdisciplinary collaboration mobile health real-time recommendations regulatory compliance technology telehealth user engagement user-centered design wearable

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Digital Health
Health Informatics
Biomedical Engineering

Background:

Digital health technology tools (DHTTs) promise to revolutionize healthcare through participatory and personalized patient care integrated into daily life.
Significant challenges impede the full realization of DHTTs' potential, necessitating strategic guidance for development and implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

To present practical recommendations for the development and implementation of DHTTs based on expert experiences and multidisciplinary discussions.
To address both established best practices and controversial topics in digital health, offering a balanced perspective for stakeholders.

Main Methods:

Synthesized insights from a multidisciplinary lecture series and workshop on 'Digital Health and Digital Biomarkers' at the University of Luxembourg.
Developed 10 key recommendations covering technical, ethical, regulatory, and practical aspects of DHTT development and deployment.

Main Results:

Essential practices include understanding healthcare needs, interdisciplinary collaboration, patient feedback integration, technology selection, data interoperability, advanced analytics, scalable design, regulatory compliance, and continuous evaluation.
Contentious issues involve balancing innovation with regulation, AI ethics, privacy versus data sharing, open science, and financial sustainability.

Conclusions:

The transformative potential of digital health lies in participatory and personalized care, contingent upon navigating the complex interplay of technological advancement with ethical, legal, and social implications.
This viewpoint equips healthcare professionals, engineers, developers, and researchers with best practices and strategies to address the inherent controversies in DHTT development.