#IOT (Internet of Things) e Distribuzione Automatica: Salute 2.0

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1- Social Media e salute

La rivoluzione digitale porta con sé novità e trasformazioni che cambiano anche la “galassia salute”. In questo campo il progresso tecnologico ci porta a riflettere sull’impatto che l’evoluzione digitale avrà sui determinanti sociali della salute (Weiner).

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2- FDA, WHO
The broad scope of digital health includes categories such as mobile health (mHealth), health information technology (IT), wearable devices, telehealth and telemedicine, and personalized medicine.
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3- Alimenti salutari e distributori automatici

Le raccomandazioni italiane per una corretta alimentazione dell’INRAN indicano che le calorie apportate da uno spuntino dovrebbero corrispondere a circa il 5-7% del fabbisogno energetico giornaliero; indicativamente si ritiene adeguato un apporto energetico ≤150 Kcal/spuntino, a tutte le età.

 

 

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4- APP

Web-apps are an innovative way to increase the health literacy of young people in terms of delivery of and access to health care. The creation of Web-apps benefits from the involvement of stakeholders (eg, students and health care providers) to correctly identify the real-world health care services to be displayed.

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5- Internet of things. #IOT e salute
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6- Gamification

Behavioural change campaigns require an understanding of human psychology, specifically the benefits and barriers associated with a behaviour. For the purposes of health promotion, gamification offers several effective ways to motivate users into action.

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7- Internet of things. Gioca e vinci

This paper makes the case for combining IoT technologies and persuasive interventions, such as behavioral insights, to bring about healthy behavior change. Approaches like Gamification, Aggregation and Personalization can applied and combined in the IoT context to help change and reinforce desired behaviors. Two examples from the Health Promotion Board (HPB) in Singapore will be shared to illustrate how this can be done, at local and national levels.