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83% of people who have used a health app found it helpful in improving their health and wellbeing.
52% of over-65s are willing to receive digital healthcare.
5 million people download a health app every day.
93% of clinicians believe digital technologies can help them and their patients, and many want more training.
83% of people who have used a health app found it helpful in improving their health and wellbeing.
52% of over-65s are willing to receive digital healthcare.
5 million people download a health app every day.
93% of clinicians believe digital technologies can help them and their patients, and many want more training.
83% of people who have used a health app found it helpful in improving their health and wellbeing.
52% of over-65s are willing to receive digital healthcare.
"Improving digital literacy across the health and social care landscape needs to be embedded in organisations and individuals
It is not intended to be an additional responsibility or burden for the workforce. Improving digital literacy should be an enabler and supporter to providing improved individual care, reducing the administrative burden, helping give people more control over their own health and wellbeing and exploiting the potential of technologies to close gaps in funding and efficiency as well as care and quality."
Health Education England
Join Prof. Arunangsu Chatterjee and a panel of experts as they discuss the EnACT principle.
Learn how the EnACT principles of 'engage, acknowledge, communicate, and trust' apply to digital health product development. And why EnACT is central to the evidence based guide ‘How to involve and engage patients in digital health tech innovation'.