Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods of secure transmissions of data packets to remote devices in networked environments. A server can establish a data connection over a network with an application executing on a client device associated with a user. The server can identify, for the user of the client device, (i) a plurality of messages to transmit to the client device for presentation via the application and (ii) a plurality of times at which to transmit the messages. The server can transmit, via the data connection to the client device, a first message at a first time. The server can receive, via the data connection from the client device, response data packets identifying an event detected responsive to the presentation of the first message via the application. The server can modify, using the one or more response data packets, a second time for transmission of a second message.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a smoking cessation therapeutic system and remote patient monitoring device. The smoking cessation therapeutic system is configured to communicate with a plurality of remote patient monitoring devices to deliver computer-executable instructions to the remote patient monitoring devices to provide digital therapeutics to patients of the patient monitoring devices to facilitate smoking cessation among the patients. The digital therapeutics are updated by the system responsive to the patient's response to the previously presented digital therapeutics.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a smoking cessation therapeutic system and remote patient monitoring device. The smoking cessation therapeutic system is configured to communicate with a plurality of remote patient monitoring devices to deliver computer-executable instructions to the remote patient monitoring devices to provide digital therapeutics to patients of the patient monitoring devices to facilitate smoking cessation among the patients. The digital therapeutics are updated by the system responsive to the patient's response to the previously presented digital therapeutics.