Who is the e-patient? How digital health turns patients into informed, engaged co-creators of care, with implications for health systems and managers.

What is digital inclusion? Access, skills, use and outcomes explained, with an integrative framework and its implications for digital health equity.

Four theories, one question: a reading of Apsari et al. (2026) on what drives physician performance in digital healthcare settings.

What 90 studies tell us about WhatsApp in diabetes care: uses, outcomes, evidence quality and the research gaps for messaging-based support.

What digital twins in healthcare are, how virtual patient replicas are built from real-time data, and the clinical, ethical and practical questions they raise.

Inclusive design in digital health: a state-of-science synthesis on designing digital health interventions that work for people of all ages.

How a foundation model of electronic medical records predicts patient risk in hospitals, and what it means for early warning and clinical decisions.

A scoping review of digital health technologies used to screen for and identify unmet social needs and social determinants of health.

Cyber hygiene in remote work: the human factors behind security behaviour and how organisations can reduce cyber risk.

What drives surgeons to adopt 3D-printed implants? A TAM2 analysis of behavioural factors in medical device adoption.

Game-based motion capture for rehabilitation assessment: how it works and its potential for virtual rehabilitation.

Telemonitoring for COPD: a systematic review of patient adherence and satisfaction with home telemonitoring.

Rethinking the electronic health record through the Quadruple Aim: better care, health, cost and clinician experience.

Co-design in mobile health development: an extended framework and seven guidelines from interviews with co-design experts and mHealth developers.

Digital determinants of health: how data poverty creates bias in AI and machine learning for healthcare.

Emerging technologies in health information systems: how intelligent health systems transform care delivery.

Prognostics and systems health management: a review of methods for predicting failures in complex engineering systems.

How digital twins support health management and predictive maintenance of complex engineering equipment.

of Tao, Zhang, Liu and Nee’s ‘Digital Twin in Industry: State-of-the-Art’: core concepts, key technologies and industrial applications.

A survey of wearable sensor systems for health monitoring and prognosis: technologies, applications and challenges.

Potential, challenges and future directions of deep learning for prognostics, predictive maintenance and health management.

What users need from digital epidemic intelligence and health surveillance tools in Europe.

What young people think about digital mental health consultations by video: benefits, drawbacks and preferences.

What’s next in hospital digitisation? A Delphi scenario study of the future of digital hospitals.

Preventive digital health interventions: identifying the major risks of harm and how to mitigate them.

Optimising a digital health education platform for older users: design, usability and engagement lessons.

Blockchain-based healthcare systems: security, chaincode design and performance for electronic health records.

Fog computing for Healthcare 4.0: opportunities, architectures and challenges for real-time health data.

Industry 4.0 and healthcare: how Healthcare 4.0 technologies such as IoT, AI and big data are transforming care.

How US health IT has evolved towards patient-centred care: key milestones, data and remaining challenges.

What research shows about the effects of health information technology on medical outcomes, quality and safety.

Why digital health technology suites need new approaches to regulation and reimbursement.

A systematised review of digital health technologies for mental health: what exists and what evidence supports them.

Ethics and safety in digital health: the responsibilities that come with new health technologies.

An overview of digital health technology in healthcare: main applications, benefits and challenges.

A systematic review of the efficacy of digital technologies in healthcare and the pitfalls in their evaluation.

Recent progress and applications of digital healthcare, from telemedicine to wearables and AI.

Recent advances in human factors and organisational issues in health informatics.

The Digital Health Design framework: how 24 designers approach digital patient experience, the challenges they face and the strategies they use.

Electronic medical record adoption in developing countries: barriers, enablers and strategies.

A bibliometric analysis of 2,606 publications on digitalisation in medicine: growth, leading countries, authors and key themes such as AI and telemedicine.