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Insignia Health developed the Patient Activation Measure. 

Warsaw-based Doctor.One, a new model of virtual clinic, has raised a €440k pre-seed round backed by Movens Capital, to build a European network of subscription based private practices.

The deal will cost the Canadian digital pharmacy C$1.85 million.

The games are geared toward children who need help with anxiety, tantrums or anger, but also those with diagnoses like ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder and autism spectrum disorder.

The training programme was first developed in 2017 by an Australian cardiologist together with Janssen Pharmaceuticals. 

Patients will be able to get access to a clinician without an advanced appointment. 

Digital health executives and leaders weigh in on the rise of telehealth and virtual care services and whether their growth kept its momentum this year.

Also, AXA Hong Kong is offering limited time free trial of Mind Healer online mental health consultation on its mobile app.

Also, Proximie announces partnership to improve obstetric surgical care in Kenya.

Sebastian Seiguer, CEO of the Johns Hopkins-backed emocha Health, offers a look forward to the lasting effects of the pandemic, and discusses the technology advancements he's looking forward to in 2022.