Digital health and wellness
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Digital health and wellness involves using digital technologies like mobile devices, wearables, and sensors to help improve health and wellness. This document discusses digital health and wellness as well as ergonomics, which is the practice of designing equipment and tasks to promote productivity and reduce user fatigue and stress.
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Digital health and wellness
- 1. Digital Health and Wellness By Monyce Stevenson and Damontre Mudd
- 2. What is Digital Health and Wellness?
- 3. What is Digital Health and Wellness?
- 4. What is Digital Health and Wellness?
- 5. What is Digital Health and Wellness?
- 6. Ergonomics
- 7. Ergonomics
- 8. Ergonomics
- 9. Ergonomics
Editor's Notes
- Digital Health Wellness is a branch of digital citizenship. It focuses on using technology appropriately and safely. In today's world we are going to depend on the use of the internet. It is necessary for the adults today to teach children about the dangers of the internet.
- Scientific studies show " it may be possible to experience habit-forming chemical reactions to behavior as well as substances"(Young, 2012). Internet addiction has become a serious problem for people all over the world. It causes many problems such as loss of sleep, academic problems, withdrawal from family and friends and behavior problems.
- As the world today has such a digital importance and dependence on the internet is high, we need to make sure that people know and understand the physical damages and risks that can occur.
- Ergonomics is the safe physical use of the computer. When shopping for a computer, you have to pick the right material so you can be physically healthy.
- When sitting at a computer desk make sure you are sitting up straight with your back against the chair and your feet flat on the ground.
- You should always maintain a good distance from the screen, never sit too close for a long period of time.
- After and before sitting at the computer you should do simple exercises to warm up the body.
- Digital Health and Wellness is keeping teens away from harm. A lot of problems are created on electronic devices, there are many digital predators that teens meet online. it is very important that teens learn the hazards of digital life and how to keep healthy and safe. Teens today sometimes take for granted the privacy or risks that can be corrupted through the internet.