Alberto Tozzi · [Engagement, technology, and innovation.].
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[Engagement, technology, and innovation.].

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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.

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Alberto Tozzi

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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