Digital health technology is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape by leveraging digital and
information technologies to enhance healthcare delivery, monitoring, and management. This
technology encompasses a wide range of tools, including mobile apps, wearable, telemedicine,
electronic health records, and AI-driven diagnostics. While promising significant benefits, the
development of digital health technology presents several challenges. Navigating complex
regulatory frameworks and ensuring compliance with evolving standards is a critical aspect of
development. Robust clinical validation is required to establish the safety and efficacy of these
technologies, especially for those employing AI algorithms. Data privacy and security are
paramount due to the sensitive nature of health information. Interoperability with existing
healthcare systems, seamless user experience, and addressing ethical and legal concerns are
essential for successful adoption. The ability to generate substantial clinical evidence, manage
costs, and overcome resistance to change are also key factors in realizing the potential of digital
health technology. Collaboration among healthcare experts, technology professionals,
regulatory bodies, and patients is crucial for addressing these challenges. By striking a balance
between innovation and safety, digital health technology can empower individuals, improve
patient outcomes, and reshape healthcare practices. While obstacles exist, the positive impact
of digital health technology on global health is undeniable, requiring ongoing dedication to
innovation, regulatory compliance, and equitable access.
Keywords: Mobile medical app, Cybersecurity, Software, mHealth, Wearables
Publication date: 01/09/2024
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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2024/13.9.8306
