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Digital Health Transformation Through Telemedicine (2020–2025): Barriers, Facilitators, and Clinical Outcomes
Telemedicine expanded dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, transforming healthcare delivery worldwide. However, implementation faced challenges, and the impact on clinical outcomes, access, and quality remains under investigation. Objective: To systematically review the literature from 2020 to 2025 on telemedicine adoption, identifying key barriers and facilitators, and to evaluate clinical outcomes associated with telehealth use during this period. Methods: We followed PRISMA 2020 guidelines in conducting this review. Multiple databases were searched for studies on the implementation or evaluation of telemedicine/telehealth.
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Telemedicine has rapidly expanded since COVID-19, showing strong potential to improve access and care delivery, but its success depends heavily on addressing barriers like technology gaps, regulations, and patient readiness.
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