Personalized Health Care in a Data-Driven Era: A Post–COVID-19 Retrospective

Zahid, Arnob; Sharma, Ravi S.

doi:10.1016/j.mcpdig.2023.04.002

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“…We believe that considering such a framework in developing the national digital health strategy will potentially develop an effective citizen-centric sustainable digital health platform for the country. Lastly, we believe that adopting the proposed framework will build users' trust in the system, ensure active user participation (motivation) (Zahid & Sharma, 2023), and derive success for digital health services.…”

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“…The Covid-19 pandemic made clear that information technologies play central roles in global healthcare (Buehler et al, 2020;Scott, 2020;Tonby et al, 2020). Healthcare stakeholders now have recognized the significance of data-driven digital health services in ensuring the sustainability of healthcare systems (Zahid & Sharma, 2023). By emphasizing the importance of system design principles, we have proposed a framework in this commentary for effectively implementing digital health services in Bangladesh.…”

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Digital health services in Bangladesh—The need for a sustainable design framework

Zahid

Yadav

Mistry

2023

World Med & Health Policy

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Bangladesh received the United Nations Award for DigitalHealth Development in 2011. Inspired by the recognition, the country has launched several digital health initiatives over the last decade. However, despite achievements in expanding information and communication technologies, recent studies show that current digital health services are difficult to use, fail to meet user needs, are subject to threats in data privacy and security, lack a robust digital infrastructure, and do not benefit from a cohesive policy and regulatory environment. As the country currently deals with the post‐COVID‐19 consequences, it is high time for its healthcare policymakers to address these challenges and take the necessary actions to establish a people‐centered framework for digital health service design and operations. In this commentary, we proposed a design framework for digital health services that address these ongoing challenges in the digital health services of Bangladesh. We believe the proposed framework stands to help Bangladesh and other coutnries attain sustainability.

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Digital health services in Bangladesh—The need for a sustainable design framework

Zahid

Yadav

Mistry

2023

World Med & Health Policy

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SerenePulse: A Web App Pipeline for Real-time Physiological Monitoring Using rPPG and OpenAI LLMs

Gopi,

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2024 ASEE Annual Conference &Amp; Exposition Proceedings

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With 15% of working-age adults facing mental disorders and an annual loss of US$ 1 trillion in the world due to impaired productivity from depression and anxiety, the necessity for real-time emotional and physiological monitoring is paramount [1]. As similar levels of stress and mental health disorders are found among engineering students, mental health management is imperative in engineering education [2]. However, the high costs associated with mental health management tools, the necessity for additional gadgets, and rare usage among students pose significant barriers to widespread adoption and utilization in engineering education [3], [4]. In this study, we examine the integration of Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG), a wireless stress measurement technology for real-time physiological monitoring by detecting light intensity variations on the skin. By advanced rPPG signal processing, Heart Rate Variability (HRV) metrics like Standard Deviation of Normal-to-Normal Intervals(SDNN), Root Mean Square of Successive Differences(RMSSD), and the Low-Frequency / High-Frequency Ratio(LF/HF) are calculated to offer stress insights. Our results resulted in an accuracy of 92% as validated with the ground truth dataset. Moving forward, we aim to enhance performance and deploy an app for widespread, low-cost access to stress management and monitoring.

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Personalized Health Care in a Data-Driven Era: A Post–COVID-19 Retrospective

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Digital health services in Bangladesh—The need for a sustainable design framework

Digital health services in Bangladesh—The need for a sustainable design framework

SerenePulse: A Web App Pipeline for Real-time Physiological Monitoring Using rPPG and OpenAI LLMs

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