Check out a Digital Health Device!

As researchers continue to include digital health devices in their research the Duke Mobile App Gateway and the Duke Medical Center Library & Archives are proud to offer access to digital health devices that can be used in research and pilot projects across Duke.Idea lightbulb icon

The Digital Health Device Collection enables researchers, clinicians, students and consumers to explore the capabilities and features of digital health devices to inform their research project design or purchasing decisions for their own projects. Our devices can be borrowed by researchers across Duke Health and Duke University considering digital health devices for their research or clinical needs to facilitate appropriate device selection (data collection, data format, participant comfort, etc.).

We invite researchers to check out a device, give us your thoughts and experiences, suggest a device for purchase, or donate a recently used device to the collection! Currently the collection includes 44 devices, such as: activity trackers (FitBit, Mi Band, & Apple Watch), smart devices (smart medication caps, Pria, Sunu, proximity beacon, and more), tablets (iPad, Fire, & Galaxy), virtual reality (Oculus Go & Hololens2), and vital metric devices (O2 sensor, blood sugar, sleep tracking, fertility, blood pressure, eeg, ekg, vision, ascultation, and more).

For more information see: Digital Health Device Collection

Note: This project has been funded in whole or in part with Federal funds from the Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine, under cooperative agreement number UG4LM012340.

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