The Promise of Digital Health: Then, Now, and the Future

Amy Abernethy; Laura Adams; Meredith Barrett; Christine Bechtel; Patricia Brennan; Atul Butte; Judith Faulkner; Elaine Fontaine; Stephen Friedhoff; John Halamka; Michael Howell; Kevin Johnson; Peter Long; Deven McGraw; Redonda Miller; Peter Lee; Jonathan Perlin; Donald Rucker; Lew Sandy; Lucia Savage; Lisa Stump; Paul Tang; Eric Topol; Reed Tuckson; Kristen Valdes

doi:10.31478/202206e

The Promise of Digital Health: Then, Now, and the Future

NAM Perspect. 2022 Jun 27:2022:10.31478/202206e. doi: 10.31478/202206e. eCollection 2022.

Authors

Amy Abernethy¹, Laura Adams², Meredith Barrett³, Christine Bechtel⁴, Patricia Brennan⁵, Atul Butte⁶, Judith Faulkner⁷, Elaine Fontaine², Stephen Friedhoff⁸, John Halamka⁹, Michael Howell¹⁰, Kevin Johnson¹¹, Peter Long¹², Deven McGraw¹³, Redonda Miller¹⁴, Peter Lee¹⁵, Jonathan Perlin¹⁶, Donald Rucker¹⁷, Lew Sandy¹⁸, Lucia Savage⁸, Lisa Stump¹⁹, Paul Tang²⁰, Eric Topol²¹, Reed Tuckson²², Kristen Valdes²³

Affiliations

¹ Verily.
² National Academy of Medicine.
³ ResMed.
⁴ X4 Health.
⁵ National Library of Medicine.
⁶ San Francisco.
⁷ Epic Systems.
⁸ Inc.
⁹ Mayo Clinic.
¹⁰ Google Health.
¹¹ University of Pennsylvania.
¹² Blue Shield of California.
¹³ Ciitizen Corporation.
¹⁴ Johns Hopkins Hospital.
¹⁵ Microsoft Corporation.
¹⁶ The Joint Commission.
¹⁷ 1upHealth.
¹⁸ UnitedHealth Group.
¹⁹ Yale New Haven Health System and Yale School of Medicine.
²⁰ Stanford University.
²¹ The Scripps Research Institute.
²² LLC.
²³ b.well Connected Health.

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