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Acknowlegments; Contents; 1 Disruptive Cooperation: Innovation for Health's Wicked Problems ; The Business Case; How (un)Healthy Are We?; The Challenge of Chronic Diseases; Aging in Place and Digital Health; Waste and Inefficiencies; Wireless Health and the Health IT Ecosystem: The Technology that Is Driving Change; Health 2.0: Social Networks and Health; The Algorithmic Revolution in Health care; 2 Patients, Platforms, and Wearables: Co-creating Value from Health Data and Wearables ; Enabling Patient and Researcher Collaborations.
A Finland Success Story in Wearable Computing and the Future of Innovation with PatientsHealthSpa: Launching the Next Generation of Wearables, and Globally; Koru Lab, Breaking the Mold for Interface Design and Wearables; Returning to Diabetes and the Concept of "People Powered Healthcare"; 3 Rise of the e-Patient and Citizen-Centric Public Health ; The Emergence of the e-Patient: e-Patient Dave; Moving Beyond the Spokesperson to the Mainstream e-Patient; Who Owns the Data? e-Patients and the Debates Over Privacy and Ownership; e-Patient Networks; e-Patients and Public Health.
E-Patients and the Future of Health and Policy4 The Future of Aging and Digital Health ; Boomer Expectations of Aging; Advancing the Meanings of Aging; Aging in Place Technologies and the Market; Conclusion; 5 From the Shrink in Your Pocket to the Quantified Self: Self-tracking and Self-care ; The Quantified Self: From Silicon Valley Geeks to Mainstream Movement?; Self-tracking and the Shrink in Your Pocket; Health 2.0 Meets the Quantified Self; Gamification of the Quantified Self and Crowdsourcing; 6 The Data Revolution: Networks, Platforms, and the Data Sciences in Health.
Why Health care Is and Isn't a Data-Driven Science?Data and the Quality of Care; Sensors and the Internet of Things: The Health Internet of Things; Data and the City; Social Network Analysis and Health Outcomes; Data Analytics and Health care; Privacy and Ethics in the Era of Data Analytics; 7 Delivery of Digital Health Care Solutions-A Complex Challenge ; A Brief Look into Evolution of Standards in Telecommunications; Example for Application of the Concepts; Managing Multi-partner Cooperation; Do not Reinvent, Be Clever, and Combine; References.
8 Smart Healthy Cities: A Case Study from Brazil in Public-Private Partnerships Introduction: Why PPPs in Digital Health and Smart Cities?; Challenges for PPPs; New Service Economy, Digital Health, and PPPs; Goals of Digital Health PPPs; Smart Cities and Cooperation Case Study in Brazil: Telefonica Brasil and ISPM Cooperate with Local Governments; Smart Cities and Health; 9 eHealth Policy in LMICS: National Frontiers, Global Challenges ; Introduction; LMIC eHealth Policy-National Considerations; Key LMIC eHealth Policy Questions; Emerging LMIC eHealth Policy Gaps.
A Finland Success Story in Wearable Computing and the Future of Innovation with PatientsHealthSpa: Launching the Next Generation of Wearables, and Globally; Koru Lab, Breaking the Mold for Interface Design and Wearables; Returning to Diabetes and the Concept of "People Powered Healthcare"; 3 Rise of the e-Patient and Citizen-Centric Public Health ; The Emergence of the e-Patient: e-Patient Dave; Moving Beyond the Spokesperson to the Mainstream e-Patient; Who Owns the Data? e-Patients and the Debates Over Privacy and Ownership; e-Patient Networks; e-Patients and Public Health.
E-Patients and the Future of Health and Policy4 The Future of Aging and Digital Health ; Boomer Expectations of Aging; Advancing the Meanings of Aging; Aging in Place Technologies and the Market; Conclusion; 5 From the Shrink in Your Pocket to the Quantified Self: Self-tracking and Self-care ; The Quantified Self: From Silicon Valley Geeks to Mainstream Movement?; Self-tracking and the Shrink in Your Pocket; Health 2.0 Meets the Quantified Self; Gamification of the Quantified Self and Crowdsourcing; 6 The Data Revolution: Networks, Platforms, and the Data Sciences in Health.
Why Health care Is and Isn't a Data-Driven Science?Data and the Quality of Care; Sensors and the Internet of Things: The Health Internet of Things; Data and the City; Social Network Analysis and Health Outcomes; Data Analytics and Health care; Privacy and Ethics in the Era of Data Analytics; 7 Delivery of Digital Health Care Solutions-A Complex Challenge ; A Brief Look into Evolution of Standards in Telecommunications; Example for Application of the Concepts; Managing Multi-partner Cooperation; Do not Reinvent, Be Clever, and Combine; References.
8 Smart Healthy Cities: A Case Study from Brazil in Public-Private Partnerships Introduction: Why PPPs in Digital Health and Smart Cities?; Challenges for PPPs; New Service Economy, Digital Health, and PPPs; Goals of Digital Health PPPs; Smart Cities and Cooperation Case Study in Brazil: Telefonica Brasil and ISPM Cooperate with Local Governments; Smart Cities and Health; 9 eHealth Policy in LMICS: National Frontiers, Global Challenges ; Introduction; LMIC eHealth Policy-National Considerations; Key LMIC eHealth Policy Questions; Emerging LMIC eHealth Policy Gaps.