What to expect from the future of digital health?
On this World Health Day, the CEO of Laboratório Bridge talks about the possibilities of the area — and how we want to help achieve that future
Content produced by Jades Hammes, CEO of Bridge Laboratory
When we talk about health, we immediately think about the absence of disease. But health, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being. That is why the World Health Day, celebrated on April 7, was created in 1950 by the WHO to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life through awareness-raising work, bringing more information to everyone about what health really is.
For helping the state of well-being, medicine and technology are constantly developing tools and solutions that facilitate the population’s access to health. In this context, the so-called health informatics is becoming increasingly stronger and more important.
To understand more about it, check out the full article on our blog! Jades Hammes, our CEO, also explains how the Bridge Laboratory contributes to this digital future of health!
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The Bridge Laboratory operates at the Technological Center of the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), with teams formed by graduate students, hired professionals and mentoring teachers.
Since 2013, we have developed systems and applications in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the National Health Surveillance Agency — Anvisa.
