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Future and Development Direction of Digital Healthcare

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Objectives: Digital healthcare is expected to play a pivotal role in patient-centered healthcare. It empowers patients by informing, communicating, and motivating them. However, a pragmatic evaluation of the present status of digital healthcare has not been presented; therefore, we aimed to examine the status of digital healthcare in Korea. Methods: This article discusses digital healthcare, examples of assessment in Korea and other countries, the implications of past examples, and futuredirections for development. Results: Over the years, various clinical studies have used clinical evidence to assess the feasibilityof digital healthcare. If feasible, it is actually clinically effective. If it is effective, can it be commercialized at an acceptablecost? These questions have been investigated in various evidence-based studies. In addition, great efforts are being made tosecure ample evidence to assess various aspects of digital healthcare, such as safety, quality, end-user experience, and equity. Conclusions: Digital healthcare requires a deep understanding of both the technical and medical aspects. To strengthen thecompetence of the medical aspect, medical staff, patients, and the government must work together with continuous interestin this goal.

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Objectives: Digital healthcare is expected to play a pivotal role in patient-centered healthcare. It empowers patients by informing,communicating, and motivating them. However, a pragmatic evaluation of the present status of digital healthcarehas not been presented; therefore, we aimed to examine the status of digital healthcare in Korea. Methods: This article discussesdigital healthcare, examples of assessment in Korea and other countries, the implications of past examples, and futuredirections for development. Results: Over the years, various clinical studies have used clinical evidence to assess the feasibilityof digital healthcare. If feasible, it is actually clinically effective. If it is effective, can it be commercialized at an acceptablecost? These questions have been investigated in various evidence-based studies. In addition, great efforts are being made tosecure ample evidence to assess various aspects of digital healthcare, such as safety, quality, end-user experience, and equity. Conclusions: Digital healthcare requires a deep understanding of both the technical and medical aspects. To strengthen thecompetence of the medical aspect, medical staff, patients, and the government must work together with continuous interestin this goal.

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