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The toolkits are based on the Digital Medicine Society's Sensor Data Integrations project, which includes organizations like Amazon Web Services, Oracle, the Moffitt Cancer Center, Takeda and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Birgit Bauer, a digital health and patient expert, explains her involvement in the Gravitate Health project's user advisory group by offering a perspective on meaningful patient engagement.

Diane Swonk, Grant Thornton's chief economist, discusses the pandemic-fueled burnout's impact on healthcare organizations, and how employers can help support mental and physical health.

Brigham Hyde, Atropos Health's cofounder, board chair and CEO discusses getting actionable insights to patients by employing updated research-grade data.

Governments, providers and patients have to be engaged and aligned to transform and digitize the entire continuum of care, according to Tamir Gotfried, chief commercial officer of Tytocare.

Dr. Brian Anderson, Mitre's chief digital health physician, talks about the development of SMART Health Cards.

Changemakers need to be on every team, according to Dr. Camila Murga, senior health informatician at Globant.

The companies said their long-term goal is to develop and offer more digital health tools "through a multi-partner ecosystem" as well as advocate for reimbursement options.

Under the deal, MedRhythms would receive a $3 million upfront payment and could earn up to $117.5 million if certain milestones are met.