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M-Health and Self Care Management in Chronic Diseases—Territorial Intelligence Can Make the Difference

In: Digitally Supported Innovation

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  • Monica Sebillo

    (Università di Salerno)

  • Maurizio Tucci

    (Università di Salerno)

  • Genny Tortora

    (Università di Salerno)

  • Giuliana Vitiello

    (Università di Salerno)

  • Athula Ginige

    (University of Western Sydney)

Abstract

The healthcare domain represents a field where the territorial intelligence and ICT can be profitably combined to strengthen the skills of a territory, to understand its phenomena, to interpret local dynamics concerning the ordinary arrangement as well as extraordinary phenomena involving patients, institutions and organizations. The results presented in this paper are addressed to face the challenges of territory sustainable development, encouraging mutualisation and cooperative exploitation of information between individuals and communities. In particular, the main goal of the research carried out within the healthcare domain is to provide patients with personalized services based on a technology with a limited invasive effect, through the experimentation of new solutions meant to share information and integrate software components. The process model discussed in this paper and the derived application, MyDDiary, represent a concrete modality of interrelationships among territorial actors devoted to the patients’ empowerment.

Suggested Citation

  • Monica Sebillo & Maurizio Tucci & Genny Tortora & Giuliana Vitiello & Athula Ginige, 2016. "M-Health and Self Care Management in Chronic Diseases—Territorial Intelligence Can Make the Difference," Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organization, in: Leonardo Caporarello & Fabrizio Cesaroni & Raphael Giesecke & Michele Missikoff (ed.), Digitally Supported Innovation, pages 207-219, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:lnichp:978-3-319-40265-9_15
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-40265-9_15
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