In this episode, we take a deep dive into the world of digital innovations in care. Our guest, Benedikt Preuß from the University of Bremen, coordinates the "TCALL" project, which is dedicated to improving long-term care in Germany. Find out first-hand whether digital technologies can help to sustainably improve the quality of care.
 
Topics of this episode:

- Challenges and opportunities of digitalization in care: why are digital innovations so important for the future of care? Benedikt Preuß explains the current problems and how digital solutions can help.
- The "TCALL" project: Find out more about the goals and visions of the project, which bridges the gap between science and practice to develop and implement innovative care solutions.
- Concrete digital solutions: From voice-controlled documentation systems to smart mattresses and cleaning robots - discover the technologies that can already revolutionize care today.
- The vision of a digital transformation in care facilities: What could the care of the future look like? What steps are necessary to introduce digital innovations across the board and what role does the training and further education of care staff play in this?

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In this exciting episode of the Digital Public Health Podcast, we talk to Thomas Mildner, an expert in human-computer interaction and dark patterns. Thomas explains how manipulative design strategies, also known as dark patterns, influence our decisions in the digital space and often control us unconsciously. Find out more about the ethical challenges and the need for legal regulations to protect users.
 
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Topics of this episode:

- What are dark patterns?
- How do dark patterns influence our online behavior?
- Ethical implications and challenges
- The need for legal regulations
- Tips for protection against manipulative design strategies

About the Digital Public Health Podcast: The Digital Public Health Podcast guides you through the world of digital transformation in healthcare. In discussions with experts, we shed light on the opportunities and risks of digital health solutions. Our aim is to provide well-founded insights and encourage reflection on an ethical, fair and sustainable digital healthcare landscape.

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In our new episode of the Digital Public Health Podcast, we talk to Dr. Saskia Müllmann. The topic of the episode: How to find reliable health information online. 

Saskia sheds light on the challenges and opportunities of digital health literacy. She explains how important it is to develop the ability to critically evaluate and effectively use health information. These skills are crucial to navigating the flood of online information. Subscribe to our channel for more insightful discussions and leave your thoughts and questions in the comments below. We're keen to hear your views and experiences with health information in the digital space - aside from the realization that a headache when researching online always means a terminal illness. 

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Exciting news! The latest episode of our Digital Public Health Podcast is now live, and this time it's in English! Perfect for anyone interested in Digital Public Health but speaks little or no German.

In this episode, we welcome Dr. Elida Sina, who shares insights from her research on the impact of social media on children's health. Elida has discovered that excessive smartphone and social media use negatively affects children's eating habits, cognitive performance, and metabolism.

Join us as we discuss the link between long-term media consumption and health issues, the role of food advertising, and the importance of regulating digital content to protect young users. Elida also highlights how digital public health interventions can mitigate negative effects and promote healthy behaviors.

This conversation is particularly valuable for parents, educators, and health professionals looking to address the challenges of digital media. Join us in exploring practical solutions for creating a healthier digital environment for our children.

Here you can find the newest episode.