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This study aims to explore healthcare providers' views on the efficacy and challenges of digital health interventions for non-communicable diseases.

February 21, 2026NMO journalOpen Access

Primary Healthcare Workers’ Perspective on Using the Digital Management Information System for Non-communicable Diseases: A Qualitative Study from Western State in India

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A qualitative study evaluates healthcare providers' perspectives on digital health interventions, highlighting challenges and benefits.

This study aims to explore healthcare providers' views on the efficacy and challenges of digital health interventions for non-communicable diseases.
Conducted a cross-sectional qualitative study with a grounded theory approach.
Performed in-depth interviews with 27 healthcare workers from 11 sub-centres.
Utilised thematic coding for data analysis.
Identified enablers such as accessibility, real-time data reporting, and improved service delivery.
Highlighted challenges including software issues, digital literacy, and data reliability.
Categorised responses into themes of enablers and barriers for DHIs in healthcare.

Gwalani et al. (2026) studied this question.

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