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This document discusses the challenges and opportunities of mobile medical and at-home healthcare treatments. It explores the differences between home remedies, lifehacks, and at-home medical treatments. Some of the big challenges mentioned include developing reliable software, setting industry standards, navigating regulations, and determining who pays for and is accountable for mobile medical applications and devices. It raises questions around legal responsibility if commercial or open source apps malfunction or provide inaccurate medical advice or treatment.
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- 9. At-home treatment vs home remedies
- 17. Difference?
- 18. Accountability
- 21. Not available for at- home treatment
- 25. Why Not?
- 30. Peripherals
- 37. Mesurement
- 38. Sensors
- 42. Connectivity
- 45. Device Agnostic
- 49. Big Challenges
- 50. 1. Software
- 52. 2. Standards
- 54. 3. Regulation
- 55. my home oxygen app just crashed my drug dispenser app got confused by daylight savings time and dosed me twice my fitness tracker told me to do too many pushups and now I have an injury My blood pressure app said I was fine and then I had a heart attack
- 56. Who do I sue?
- 57. What if I built it myself?
- 58. What if it’s open source? THEN who do I sue?
- 59. 4. Who pays for it?
- 61. Other topics
- 62. • Medical advice software • Medical treatment software • Medical records • Health data analytics • Population studies and demographics • Preventative medicine