Digital sanitary ware is angry. Hospitals and health systems prove that they are useful in treating all types of diseases.
Casey Bennett at the forefront of digital health research. In his laboratory, all edge techniques are designed to help brain health.
Bennett, a PhD in Computer Science, Assistant Professor and Head of the Health Informatics Program in the Department of Computing and Digital Media at the University of Debol at Chicago. Previously, he was a great data world in CIGNA and CVS Health.
He has many different research projects that occur in his laboratory using many different digital health technologies, including robots, wearable devices, smartphones, Internet of Things devices, virtual reality, pets and adaptive pets.
This week on HimssCast, Bennett will provide a deep diving into his laboratory and the various technologies he hopes to enter into the main current of health care.
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Hadith points:
- Using smartphones in digital health to help brain health.
- Automated mechanical adaptive and conversation robots as digital health tools to support brain health.
- Wearable devices and virtual reality helps in the health of the brain.
- Internet of Things in digital health plays a role to improve brain health.
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