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VOL. 9, ISSUE 5 (2024)
Telemedicine and digital health: The impact of technology on healthcare delivery and patient engagement
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Dr. Thimmappa
Abstract
This article examines the ways in which telemedicine and digital health
are transforming the delivery of healthcare and enhancing patient involvement
within the healthcare system. In addition to doing an analysis of the legal and
regulatory frameworks that surround such technologies, the researcher
investigates the ways in which these emerging technologies may be used to
address healthcare difficulties, particularly in developing nations. Through
the use of doctrinal research analysis, this study investigates the link
between technology, healthcare, and the law. It demonstrates both the benefits
and drawbacks of telemedicine and digital health solutions. The findings
indicate that these technologies have a significant potential to enhance the
quality of healthcare as well as its accessibility, to enable clients to get
consultations remotely, and to facilitate the treatment of chronic illnesses in
a more effective manner. In addition to this, they raise significant ethical
and legal concerns, such as the need for stringent regulatory monitoring,
informed authorization, and the preservation of data. In order to maximize the
benefits of new technologies while also minimizing the risks, it is vital to
guarantee that their adoption is both equitable and effective. The conclusion
of the study highlights the need of a comprehensive strategy that incorporates
technological innovation within a framework of strong moral and legal precepts.
This approach would open the way for changes in healthcare systems that would
be implemented over the long term.
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Pages:28-33
How to cite this article:
Dr. Thimmappa "Telemedicine and digital health: The impact of technology on healthcare delivery and patient engagement". International Journal of Advanced Research and Development, Vol 9, Issue 5, 2024, Pages 28-33
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