RECORDING AVAILABALE NOW! Digital Clinical Pathways, are a disease-specific step-by-step movement of patients through the healthcare system (holistically also called the patient journey). These pathways allow monitoring of clinical indicators and digital biomarkers...
If you want to have a feeling about what to expect at the 5th Digital Rheumatology Day in Berlin from May 5-6, take a look at the recorded lectures of last year’s meeting. You will find all recordings within our memberarea. If you have`t already signed up, please...
Asynchronous mHealth Interventions in Rheumatoid Arthritis: Systematic Scoping Review Amsterdam Rheumatology and Immunology Center, Reade, Amsterdam, Netherlands Abstract Background:Â Mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets have surged in popularity in...
The 3rd Digital Rheumatology Day started with an AI Workshop. Matteo Caorsi and Leo Caratsch showed during this session how to do AI without coding and gives you a brief insight into the growing importance of machine learing in rheumatology.Leo Caratsch, PhD École de...
The talk will describe our national smartphone study Cloudy with a Chance of Pain, exploring aspects of its set-up, recruitment and retention, analysis and public engagement. For thousands of years, there has been a belief by people living with long-term...
Background: Social media websites are an important, largely untapped source of data about patients’ experience of living with disease and its treatment. This includes information on drugs such as the occurrence, nature and impact of side effects. However, there are...
We are very delighted to let you know that you are able to watch all lectures of the webinar online now! All three talks give you different insights into the topic: a global view, a tech approach and an "in the field" experience.  Program 16:00 – 16:20 Launch of the...
Telemedicine based on self-measurement of disease activity may be one of the key components to create the health care system of the future. If patients use an app to self-monitor their disease and self-initiate care at the right moment, this could lead to a reduction...
Will there be a second wave of SARS-CoV-19 infections - and how can we prepare? Within six weeks of lockdown, the number of patients rheumatologists saw decreased by almost 50%. To keep in touch with patients and uphold proper treatment, rheumatologists can leverage...
With the raise of artificial intelligence, expectations for therapy success prediction in rheumatology have increased. Recent studies show promising results, but low data-quality, incomplete information and the lack of lifestyle data remain an issue. Mobile apps might...
The Rheumatology Tool is an easy to use expert software. With the input of anamnestic data, symptoms or findings, the number of possible diagnoses is automatically reduced. The software reliably suggests the most plausible diagnoses, ordered by probability, as well as...
Watch the whole content of the 1st Digital Rheumatology Network. 14 speakers discussed current evolvement and the future of digital solutions including possibilities and threats in rheumatology on February 1st, 2019 in the great facilities of the Olympic Muesum in...