Mini review summarizes the effects of digital technologies on health outcomes in older cardiac patients, highlighting associated drawbacks.
Key Points
Medical digital technologies support individual care and health outcomes in older cardiac patients, enhancing their overall healthcare experience.
Review discusses the positive effects reported by many cardiac societies, despite the high prevalence of multimorbidity among this population.
Utilization of these technologies is hindered by drawbacks such as high costs and lack of health insurance coverage, affecting widespread adoption.
The importance of continued face-to-face interactions between cardiologists and patients is emphasized, indicating that complete replacement is unfeasible.