e-Health - The internet of things and telemedicine

Using the right definitions for terminology in digital health. Differentiating between Internet of Things technology fo personal use (''quantified self') and communicating medica devices with a specific legal framework for telemedicine. Distinguishing the practice of telemedicine from commercia, services of the digital health. Understanding that clinical telemedicine is defined according to 5 medical acts since 2010. Ensuring that a real medical service is provided to patients in the domain of digital health. Understanding that telemedicine facilitates a ``5P medicine'': Personalised, Preventive, Predictive, Participatory, and Proven. Following chronic illnesses at home is more a matter for innovative interprofessional organisations and cooperation rather than tools. Knowing that telemedicine can monitor patients in an asynchronous-synchronous mode. Understanding that modern medicine is cooperative within the care pathway (including social care) and facilitated by telemedicine. Guaranteeing the success of digital health projects by co-building between healthcare professionals, users and manufacturers.