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Partners in Digital Health is a scientific publisher, catalyzing strategic thought leaders and new era thinkers that champion the acceleration of healthcare transformation.
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Telehealth and Medicine Today Announces 2025 Research Article Award Recipients (opens the original)
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Telehealth and Medicine Today (THMT), an international peer reviewed journal advancing telehealth, digital health and medical innovation has announced the recipients of its 2025 research article honors. The annual recognitions are based on a combined assessment of article views, downloads, citations and the significance and impact of each topic on healthcare and industry.1. The 2025 THMT Editors’ Best Research Article Award is presented to:“The Impact of Digital Health Technologies on Chronic Di
Immutability Is Not Trust: Recourse, Reversibility, and the Patient at the End of the Chain (opens the original)
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Immutability does one thing, and it does it completely. It guarantees that no one cheats the record. Once a value is written and the block is sealed, no administrator, vendor, or state actor can quietly reach back and change what was said. For a field that grew up and became resilient through data-integrity scandals, falsified trial data, backdated approvals, and the long catalog of reasons the US Food and Drug Administration’s electronic records rule, 21 CFR Part 11, exists at all,1 that is not
Quantum Threats To Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (opens the original)
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Objective: The authors evaluated how quantum computing threatens the cryptographic primitives used in Bitcoin and other blockchain systems. These findings were translated into a standards-aligned post-quantum migration profile for healthcare ledgers, including consent, identity, provenance, audit, and encrypted off-chain data exchange.Methodology: Narrative analysis, theoretical security analysis, and healthcare-oriented deployment mapping of classical public-key and hash primitives used in bloc
International Telemedicine Program: Physician Versus AI Responses (opens the original)
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Introduction: Asynchronous, provider-to-provider telemedicine is increasingly used to extend specialist expertise to frontline clinicians in low-resource settings,[1–4] yet the role of artificial intelligence (AI) clinical decision support in these workflows remains unclear.[5,6] The Telemedicine Health and Empowerment Program of a US based NGO links U.S.-based volunteer physicians with African providers through a secure, store-and-forward platform.[3] Open Evidence is an AI decision support too
Simplified Unified Telehealth Database to Manipulate Search-Related Queries (opens the original)
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Telehealth records are commonly used as patient databases for teleconsultations. These health records are available globally to physicians, patients, telehealth researchers, and government sectors. However, vendors that maintain these telehealth services use their own formats, with available data organized into different categories. For instance, a government sector or a researcher requires access to a telehealth record. However, that record appears in heterogeneous formats. It is tedious to ext
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