Digital Health Interventions

Participants valued telehealth for reducing travel burden and supporting continuity of care. DHIs reduce structural and personal barriers to healthcare services and offer low-threshold access to care. An AI digital twin-assisted decision tool improved decision quality, reduced decisional conflict and postoperative regret, and improved knee health status in a randomised controlled trial. E-Health technologies may improve access and healthcare delivery for underserved or remote Indigenous communities. Digital interventions may reduce barriers involving time, location, and cost. Mobile app-based rehabilitation programmes can improve access to reliable information, professional support, trust, and engagement. E-Health can offer privacy, affordability, anonymity, convenience, and reduced barriers to engagement. Prior reviews indicate that digital SRH interventions delivered through websites and mobile phones can change perceptions and behaviours among young adults. Digital interventions have been linked with improvements in MNCH outcomes such as antenatal care attendance, breastfeeding practices and postpartum contraception. The protocol compares eHealth-delivered sedentary break inter…