This book has been written as an effort to improve patient-outcome. The book is the result of two years researching, structuring, collecting, and writing details around a central subject of our days: digital. Healthcare is as old as mankind and for decades has neither changed nor adopted digital options to a reasonable degree. As in many other spheres of our lives, digital in health has the power to improve many aspects of delivery of healthcare and consequently improve patient's lives. Not only tells the book about the evident, but many use-cases and innovative examples are introduced to the reader. By definition digital interconnects and integrates. Maybe some of the players in healthcare find the idea getting connected harmful to their business model. At least digital means leaving the comfort zone for many. Besides telling about the digital past and present, Digital in Health defines, gives ideas, triggers concepts, and reflects business cases already existing. Digital is far more than a buzzword, after every single one of us is regularly confronted with and many of us are already depending on digital. The word digital already reaches into every corner of our daily life. None of our today's lives could continue to function as it is, without leveraging and using all these digital tools and applications we daily use. In contrast to what we encounter every day, digital in health is lagging far behind the rest of the world. Evidently the most important prerequisite for the development of digital in health is the necessary mindset of protagonists. Digital in Health wants to help pave the way for novel ideas, constantly striving to improve patient-outcome. Joining forces in the constant strive for better health and care, the coauthors have something to say. Each from their professional background and home country. Salil Kallianpur, Gerd Luippold, Christian Milaster, and Anup Soans contributed a lot to the book. India, Germany, and the USA are their home markets.weiterlesen