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Dr. Alberto Tozzi
[Engagement, technology, and innovation.].
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In brief
In brief
This article examines barriers to technology adoption in chronic disease care, arguing that cultural resistance rather than technical limitations impedes innovation. The authors advocate for a participatory approach where clinicians and patients collaboratively identify needs and co-design solutions to improve complex care journeys.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
The journey of chronic and of complex patients is full of hurdles which the available technologies may help to overcome. The scarce application of technologic innovations is mainly a cultural problem. However, innovations should be guided by the analysis of clinical needs and of the potential solutions involving directly doctors and patients in a participatory model.
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