| Abstrakt: |
The editorial discusses the importance of well-being in the context of connected health technologies. It highlights the need for physical and mental well-being, behavior change facilitated by wearable devices and the Internet of Things, and the role of connected health devices in promoting positive behavior change. The article also explores the social well-being aspect, focusing on how Connected Health can improve the quality of life of socially isolated individuals, especially the elderly. Future research directions include exploring real-world applications of connected health systems and addressing issues related to data management, standardization of devices, and user acceptance. [Extracted from the article] |
