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Digital health technologies, including artificial intelligence, offer immense potential to revolutionise cardiology by improving patient care, enhancing efficiency, and increasing access to specialised services. Benefits may include precision medicine, remote monitoring, streamlined workflows, and accelerated research. However, challenges such as cost, digital literacy, data privacy, interoperability between various digital health solutions and the digital divide must be addressed to ensure equitable implementation. By embracing a patient-centric approach and fostering collaboration among stakeholders, we can leverage the potential of digital tools. This collaborative effort can pave the way for a future where cardiovascular care is characterised by enhanced accessibility, improved efficiency, and a higher degree of personalization.
Teresa Castiello (Thu,) studied this question.