Five principles for the development of minimally disruptive digital medicine
Experts predict that no society or healthcare system will be able to sustainably care for patients with chronic conditions in the next 20 years.1 Similarly, healthcare is increasingly unsustainable for patients, overwhelmed by the work of accessing and using healthcare services and enacting self-care routines. Digital medicine is often envisioned as the solution to this crisis. Digital medicine complements traditional consultations at the “point-of-care” with remote and real-time follow-up and interventions “at the point-of-life” where patients live, work, and rest. Technological solut...