Open Digital Health

29/04/2023

👀 Exciting news! Join us for a webinar on digital health implementation in low and middle-income countries. Register now and becme a part of the digital health revolution! 💥
https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/leading-digital-health-implementation-in-low-and-middle-income-countries/

06/02/2023

There is still time to register for the online talk by prof. Steven Latré on Tuesday February 7th. See you there 👀💪 https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/how-ai-and-sensing-can-help-in-building-personalized-treatments/

Join us for an open-access webinar by prof. Steven Latré from imec, a world-leading R&D and innovation hub in digital technologies.
Warning! Hot 🔥 topic of using AI and sensing for personalized treatments.
Register via: https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/how-ai-and-sensing-can-help-in-building-personalized-treatments/

01/02/2023

Join us for an open-access webinar by prof. Steven Latré from imec, a world-leading R&D and innovation hub in digital technologies.
Warning! Hot 🔥 topic of using AI and sensing for personalized treatments.
Register via: https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/how-ai-and-sensing-can-help-in-building-personalized-treatments/

14/12/2022

There is still time to register for the event tomorrow - Join us for a disucssion with Dr Rosie Dobson from University of Auckland on the topic "The development and evaluation of txtpēpi: A mHealth maternal and child health programme". Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/the-development-and-evaluation-of-txtpepi-a-mhealth-maternal-and-child-health-programme/

Description of event:

The evidence for mHealth approaches in the delivery of public health messages is growing. The pregnancy and postnatal periods present a key opportunity to improve maternal health and future child health. This talk will describe the development process of a culturally tailored mHealth programme. txtpēpi is an individually tailored and personalised text message programme providing free information and support to māmā (mothers) and whānau (family members) during pregnancy and the first two years. txtpēpi was rolled out in February 2021. Evaluation of the programme's effectiveness on key infant and child indicators was undertaken alongside an assessment of the acceptability of the programme from end-user and stakeholder perspectives.

12/12/2022

Join us for a disucssion with Dr Rosie Dobson from University of Auckland on the topic "The development and evaluation of txtpēpi: A mHealth maternal and child health programme". Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/the-development-and-evaluation-of-txtpepi-a-mhealth-maternal-and-child-health-programme/

Description of event:

The evidence for mHealth approaches in the delivery of public health messages is growing. The pregnancy and postnatal periods present a key opportunity to improve maternal health and future child health. This talk will describe the development process of a culturally tailored mHealth programme. txtpēpi is an individually tailored and personalised text message programme providing free information and support to māmā (mothers) and whānau (family members) during pregnancy and the first two years. txtpēpi was rolled out in February 2021. Evaluation of the programme's effectiveness on key infant and child indicators was undertaken alongside an assessment of the acceptability of the programme from end-user and stakeholder perspectives.

21/11/2022

Join us for a discussion with A/prof Adrian Bickerstaffe on iPrevent (NHMRC-funded online breast cancer decision support tool). Register now https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/iprevent-a-journey-to-develop-an-online-breast-cancer-decision-support-tool/

iPrevent is an Australian NHMRC-funded project to develop an evidence-based, tailored, and computerised breast cancer risk assessment and decision support tool. iPrevent was launched in November 2017 and served over 8,000 sessions in its first year of operation. In this talk, Adrian will talk about his journey as Technical Lead on the iPrevent project. He will provide a candid look at developing decision support software using an informatics team that was embedded within an academic research environment. His talk will cover the aspects that went well and those which were challenging, as well as post-launch matters to consider. This will be an at-times light-hearted look at the trials, tribulations, and victories that can arise in multi-disciplinary projects such as iPrevent.

iPrevent is an Australian NHMRC-funded project to develop an evidence-based, tailored, and computerised breast cancer risk assessment and decision support tool. iPrevent was launched in November 2017 and served over 8,000 sessions in its first year of operation. In this talk, Adrian will talk about....

21/11/2022

Join us for a discussion with A/prof Adrian Bickerstaffe on iPrevent (NHMRC-funded online breast cancer decision support tool). Register now https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/iprevent-a-journey-to-develop-an-online-breast-cancer-decision-support-tool/

iPrevent is an Australian NHMRC-funded project to develop an evidence-based, tailored, and computerised breast cancer risk assessment and decision support tool. iPrevent was launched in November 2017 and served over 8,000 sessions in its first year of operation. In this talk, Adrian will talk about his journey as Technical Lead on the iPrevent project. He will provide a candid look at developing decision support software using an informatics team that was embedded within an academic research environment. His talk will cover the aspects that went well and those which were challenging, as well as post-launch matters to consider. This will be an at-times light-hearted look at the trials, tribulations, and victories that can arise in multi-disciplinary projects such as iPrevent.

20/11/2022

Join us for a discussion with A/prof Adrian Bickerstaffe on iPrevent (NHMRC-funded online breast cancer decision support tool). Register now https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/iprevent-a-journey-to-develop-an-online-breast-cancer-decision-support-tool/

iPrevent is an Australian NHMRC-funded project to develop an evidence-based, tailored, and computerised breast cancer risk assessment and decision support tool. iPrevent was launched in November 2017 and served over 8,000 sessions in its first year of operation. In this talk, Adrian will talk about his journey as Technical Lead on the iPrevent project. He will provide a candid look at developing decision support software using an informatics team that was embedded within an academic research environment. His talk will cover the aspects that went well and those which were challenging, as well as post-launch matters to consider. This will be an at-times light-hearted look at the trials, tribulations, and victories that can arise in multi-disciplinary projects such as iPrevent.

14/10/2022

We love the quote used by Anne Van Dongen when asked, "What do Open Science and Open Digital Health mean to you?". She said the quote from Flavio Azvedo (Science Mission Directorate nasa.gov) said it best ...

07/10/2022

Professor Sinnott talks about supporting research in the biomedical domain. Tasks involve data management, inter-organizational collaborations, security, analytics, and visualization, ethics, and the importance of relationships (trust, engagement, and delivery are key!) Recording of the session is available online to watch anytime via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/lessons-learned-in-developing-and-supporting-international-health-research-platforms/

04/10/2022

Upcoming Webinar with Gentiana Qirjako and Andia Meksi Tuesday 4th October. Topic: Implementing for the first time an internet-based platform for the treatment of depression in a low-middle income country: The case of Albania. Register now https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/implementing-for-the-first-time-an-internet-based-platform-for-treatment-of-depression-in-a-low-middle-income-country-the-case-of-albania/

03/10/2022

There is still time to register for the webinar with Gentiana Qirjako and Andia Meksi on TODAY. Topic: Implementing for the first time an internet-based platform for the treatment of depression in a low-middle income country: The case of Albania. Register now via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/implementing-for-the-first-time-an-internet-based-platform-for-treatment-of-depression-in-a-low-middle-income-country-the-case-of-albania/

12/09/2022

OPEN-ACCESS EVENT - September 15th

Dr Robab Abdolkhani discusses principles to guide the collection & management of good quality data from wearables for patient care. Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/wearables-and-healthcare-integration-principles-for-data-quality-management/

06/09/2022

OPEN-ACCESS EVENT
The rapidly growing market of medical and consumer wearables is resulting in increasing adoption of remote patient monitoring initiatives. However, as wearables data is collected under patient supervision in a dynamically changing environment outside the clinical setting, its quality imposes risks to the safety and quality of care. This reduces the data reliability for integration into clinical workflows and use in routine clinical practice.

Dr Robab Abdolkhani discusses principles to guide the collection & management of good quality data from wearables for patient care. Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/wearables-and-healthcare-integration-principles-for-data-quality-management/

05/09/2022

OPEN-ACCESS EVENT - September 6th

Richard Sinnott is involved in a wide portfolio of incl. multiple disease-specific registries & extended portfolio of clinical trials with diverse for patients. This talk describes solutions, challenges faced & overcome. Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/lessons-learned-in-developing-and-supporting-international-health-research-platforms/

25/08/2022

OPEN-ACCESS EVENT

Richard Sinnott is involved in a wide portfolio of incl. multiple disease-specific registries & extended portfolio of clinical trials with diverse for patients. This talk describes solutions, challenges faced & overcome. Register via https://opendigitalhealth.org/event/lessons-learned-in-developing-and-supporting-international-health-research-platforms/