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Role of health information technology in enhancing chronic disease management: a scoping review protocol - PMC
Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases, represent a significant burden on global health systems. Health information technology (HIT) offers innovative solutions to improve disease management, patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency. However, the diverse applications and impacts of HIT in chronic disease management are not well understood. The objective of this scoping review is to assess the extent and type of evidence on the role of HIT in enhancing chronic disease management.
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Investing in health information technology (HIT) systems—such as electronic health records and remote monitoring—can significantly improve coordination of care for the roughly 60% of U.S. adults living with one or more chronic conditions.
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