What will it take to reduce the app gap?
Paget L & Frosch DL.
J Gen Intern Med. [Epub ahead of print]
2016-08-04
Abstract
Editorial: We have entered an era that promises to change the way we manage our health and how we interact with the health care system. This transition to digitally supported health could shape an unprecedented approach to managing the multi-dimensional nature of health and disease.
As we navigate this new terrain, there is an urgent imperative to engage immediately to shape the future of mobile health for safety, value and optimal benefit.
For funders and investors, developers and users, a clearly defined pathway to high quality will direct the resources and produce results that can truly make a difference.
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