Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Dialogue of Care(also: Care Dialogue, Care Communication)
- The ongoing exchange of information, observations, and concerns between a person receiving care and their carers — whether professional, familial, or informal. In assistive technology and telecare contexts, the dialogue of care refers to the shared understanding that develops…
- Digital Biomarker(also: Digital Health Marker, Passive Biomarker)
- A quantifiable physiological or behavioral measure collected through digital devices (such as smartphones, wearables, or sensors) that can serve as an indicator of health status, disease progression, or treatment response. In accessibility contexts, digital biomarkers derived…
- Digital Health(also: eHealth, Digital Health Intervention)
- The use of digital technologies — including mobile apps, social media platforms, wearables, telemedicine, and AI tools — to deliver, coordinate, or support healthcare services and health information. Digital health spans clinical, public health, and community applications, and…
- Digital Well-Being(also: Digital wellbeing, Digital wellness)
- A field of research, design, and consumer technology focused on supporting healthy, intentional relationships between people and their devices. Digital well-being spans screen-time tracking, attention management, notification control, distraction blockers, intentional-use…
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