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Wearables @ Hopkins
The common perception of wearables in healthcare is limited, much like only seeing the tip of an iceberg. In reality, the scale is much larger, similar to the vast majority of an iceberg hidden beneath the water’s surface.
In the context of healthcare, wearables is a catch-all term for describing an ecosystem that spans materials science, biomedical engineering, sensors, form factor, hardware miniaturization, human interface design, regulatory compliance, data collection, patient engagement, data normalization, data curation and data analysis.
The goal of the Wearables @ Hopkins initiative is to streamline innovation across the wearables and connected device ecosystem.
Tell me moreNews & Announcements
Ali Tehrani on Smartphone-Based Assessment of Eye Movements
Nazila Shafagati on Wearables as a Tool to Monitor for Cytokine Release Syndrome
Vadim Zipunnikov on Regulatory Perspective on Digital Health Technologies for Drug Development
Evan Haas on Objective At-Home Evaluation of Musculoskeletal Function Using Video and PROMs
Steve Zeiler on Digital Monitoring in Neurological Patients: Stroke & ALS Lead the Way
Bill King on Wearables @ Hopkins Initiative
Ryan Roemmich on Remote Monitoring Using Wearables: Potential for Clinical Subgrouping
