Book tip: eHealth – How smartphones, apps and wearables will change healthcare

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For whom is the book "eHealth – How smartphones, apps and wearables will change healthcare"? particularly suitable:

Till Hänisch and Volker P. Andelfinger provide a good insight into current topics, developments and challenges in the eHealth area. The authors are recognized experts from the eHealth sector. The two editors teach at the DHBW and were able to become a self-tracking pioneer with Florian Schumacher and with Prof. Dr. Arno Elmer win the former general manager of gematik for her book. In contrast to "App from the doctor – Better health through digital medicine", which is aimed more at patients, this book is scientifically oriented and contains countless references to further reading.

Privacy and design

Till Hänisch explains the topic of big data and data protection in his chapter “Is the data secure? Privacy yesterday, today, tomorrow ”very detailed and understandable. This is a good thing, because data protection is a major challenge for eHealth applications. In the two chapters "More customer orientation through design" and "Customer Experience Management for more customer satisfaction and loyalty", I lack something related to eHealth. Here, best practice examples from the eHealth sector and checklists could help the reader to apply what they have learned right away.

Maybe in the future the authors will even think about expanding their book, e.g. in the form of a blog. There they could follow current trends, offer an opportunity for feedback and discussions, and collect suggestions for the next edition or even a completely new book.

Conclusion: The book is worth reading for beginners who want to get a good overview of the developments in the eHealth sector.

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