Key Resources
“Limiting Racial Disparities and Bias for Wearable Devices in Health Science Research.” Colvonen, P., DeYoung, P., Bosompra, N., et al. Sleep. September 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cahQ.
“Wearables, the FDA and Patient Advice: What Physicians Should Know.” Robeznieks, A. American Medical Association. July 16, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/KJ7d.
“Health Wearables: Ensuring Fairness, Preventing Discrimination, and Promoting Equity in an Emerging Internet-of-Things Environment.” Montgomery, K., Chester, J., Kopp, K. Journal of Information Policy. October 2, 2018. Available at http://allh.us/rUCW.
“Wearables and the Medical Revolution.” Dunn, J., Runge, R., Synder, M. Personalized Medicine. September 27, 2018. Available at http://allh.us/fWxG.
“Wearable Health Devices—Vital Sign Monitoring, Systems and Technologies.” Dias, D., Paulo Silva Cunha, J. Sensors (Basel). July 25, 2018. Available at http://allh.us/8AXH.
“Health Wearable Devices in the Big Data Era: Ensuring Privacy, Security, and Consumer Protection.” Montgomery, K., Chester, J., Kopp, K. Center for Digital Democracy. August 29, 2017. Available at http://allh.us/nm9Q.
Additional Resources
“Harnessing Consumer Smartphone and Wearable Sensors for Clinical Cancer Research.” Low, C. npj Digital Medicine. October 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fEwD.
“Three Myths to Dispel About COVID-Monitoring Gadgets.” Mendelsohn, D., Jain, S., Coravos, A. Harvard Business School. November 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/c4hY.
“Kennedy Introduces Bill to Ensure Quality Health Care for Veterans Through Fitness Monitors.” John Kennedy: U.S. Senator for Louisiana. September 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/GCPw.
“The Playbook: Digital Clinical Measures.” Digital Medicine Society. September 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/vQXN.
“Remote or Wearable Patient Monitoring Devices EUAs.” U.S. Food and Drug Administration. June 25, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/kTh7.
“Guidance for Wearable Health Solutions.” Marrouche, N., Rhew, D., Akoum, N., et al. Consumer Technology Association and Heart Rhythm Society. January 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xXbn.
“Call for Telehealth Equity.” HealthTech for Medicaid. 2020. Available at http://allh.us/CJQc.
“Willingness to Adopt Wearable Devices With Behavioral and Economic Incentives by Health Insurance Wellness Programs: Results of a U.S. Cross-Sectional Survey With Multiple Consumer Health Vignettes.” Fernandez, D., Ding, A., Bayro-Kaiser, E., et al. BMC Public Health. December 16, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/g8nh.
“Can Wearable Technology Help Improve Your Health?” Collier, A. AARP. December 3, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/BbHY.
“Wellness Program Protection Fact Sheet: AB 648.” Advocacy Consumer Reports. November 2019. Available at http://allh.us/EYRA.
“Insurers Want Patients to Use Wearables. That Could Be a Problem.” Robeznieks, A. American Medical Association. August 26, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/p8dV.
“Fitbit Fanaticism: Fact or Fake News?” Howell, B. American Enterprise Institute. August 7, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/uNUP.
“What Tech Giants Could Be Doing to Help Close Racial Gaps in Health.” Brodwin, E. PBS News Hour. July 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ydKr.
“Best Practices for Analyzing Large-Scale Health Data From Wearables and Smartphone Apps.” Hicks, J., Althoff, T., Sosic, R., et al. npj Digital Medicine. June 3, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/GaXv.
“How Can Leaders Make Recent Digital Health Gains Last?” Safavi, K., Kelis, B. Accenture. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Kxuh.
“Fitbits and Other Wearables May Not Accurately Track Heart Rates in People of Color.” Hailu, R. STAT News. July 24, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/yDTt.
“Two Major Health Insurance Companies Now Offer Wellness Programs Featuring Free Apple Watches.” King, B. Philly Voice. January 29, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/9Q8e.
“Increasing Patient Engagement Through the Use of Wearable Technology.” Bove, L. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners. 2019. Available at http://allh.us/b3kw.
“Providing the Basics in Innovation for Consumers.” AHIP. January 10, 2017. Available at http://allh.us/c9GJ.
“Drugs, Devices, and the FDA: Part 2: An Overview of Approval Processes: FDA Approval of Medical Devices.” Van Norman, G. Journals of the American College of Cardiology: Basic to Translational Science. June 27, 2016. Available at http://allh.us/qYT3.
“Do Data From Wearables Belong in the Medical Record?” Shaywitz, D. American Enterprise Institute. September 7, 2014. Available at http://allh.us/B9Er.