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Digital Health|February 24, 2026
Virtual nursing implementation and workflow integration: A qualitative study of challenges and effective strategiesJennifer Morelli, Callie Rockey-Bartlett, Christopher M Shea, et al.Digital Health|February 27, 2026
Smart ring-based assessment of physical activity intensity and sleep disturbances in older adults with mild cognitive impairmentJungjoo Lee, Junhyoung KimDigital Health|June 12, 2026
A deep learning model based on combining surface and esophageal ECG data for diagnosis of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardiaShuo Li, Bin Fu, Hui Chi, et al.Digital Health|June 11, 2026
Understanding the influence of perceived intelligence and perceived anthropomorphism on users' intention to adopt healthcare chatbotsShanshan Li, Heng Zhang, Hao FanDigital Health|June 11, 2026
Development and external validation of a machine learning model for cardiovascular risk prediction in individuals with chronic lung disease: Evidence from CHARLS and ELSAAnkang Zhu, Shuai Wei, Haobo Wang, et al.Digital Health|April 27, 2026
Ethical, legal, and social implications of AI-enabled digital therapeutics: A comparative analysis of risk-based regulatory frameworks in the European Union and JapanYasue Fukuda, Koji FukudaDigital Health|April 27, 2026
Both sides of the screen: A dual-sided model of telemedicine adoption through extended UTAUT2Mario Sierra-Martín, Luis-Alfonso Maldonado-Canca, Pilar Alarcón-Urbistondo, et al.Digital Health|April 20, 2026
Precision vs recall in surgical AI: Performance and limitations of tabular foundation model for perioperative classification and risk predictionJunqi Cui, Ze He, Enoch Chi Ngai Lim, et al.Digital Health|April 20, 2026
A multidimensional eye-tracking assessment for estimating cognitive profiles in intellectual disability: A preliminary deep learning studyKyeong-Bin Park, Jae-Won Yang, Seeun Kim, et al.Digital Health|April 20, 2026
Motivations and deterrents for posting and responding to online self-harm content: A qualitative survey studyLaura Kennedy, Anna Lavis, Rachel Winter, et al.Pageof 364