The Digital Medicine Society rounded up 27 health systems, health IT companies and policy organizations as part of a new collaborative that aims to create best approaches for measuring health using digital technologies.
The Digital Health Measurement Collaborative Community will work together to address medical device challenges ranging from increasing digital health literacy to integrating data from consumer-fitness trackers into EHRs, according to the June 3 news release.
The group will focus on the following priority areas: data governance, data rights, data inclusion, reimbursement commercial models and standardization of elements of digital sensor products and the data they produce.
Here are the 27 organizations participating in the Digital Health Measurement Collaborative Community:
- ActiGraph
- Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed)
- Aetion
- AliveCor
- American Telemedicine Association
- Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD)
- Connected Health Initiative
- Consumer Technology Association
- Duke University, Big Ideas Lab
- eHealth Initiative
- Evidation Health
- FDA, Center for Devices and Radiological Health
- HHS, Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center
- HumanFirst (formerly known as Elektra Labs)
- Institute for eHealth Equity
- Johns Hopkins Medicine, Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality
- MindMed
- National Patient Advocate Foundation
- Open mHealth
- Pfizer
- Philips
- Savvy Cooperative
- Teladoc Health
- UC San Diego, ReCODE Health
- University of Louisville, Office of Research and Innovation
- University of Rochester Medical Center, Center for Health + Technology
- Xealth