Digital health technology in oncology: results from a survey by the ESMO Young Oncologists Committee and medical student alumni

P. Mandó; M. Moutafi; E.A. Connolly; L. Faulkner; P. Franco; D.C. Güven; M. Kfoury; M. Kloft; E. Kocakavuk; E. Mariamidze; G. Nader-Marta; S. Nasir; R. Pihlak; K. Punie; K.H.J. Lim; P. Sobczuk; A.M. Starzer; A. Tecic Vuger; H. Zhu; H.A.V. Phillips; P.A. Povilonis; T. Sabater-Fajardo; T. Teo; A. Cervantes; R. Sánchez-Bayona; M. Lambertini

doi:10.1016/j.esmorw.2026.100697

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The aim is to identify disparities in the adoption of digital health technologies in oncology and highlight areas needing improvement.
Conducted a survey through the ESMO Young Oncologists Committee and medical student alumni.
Collected responses regarding digital health technology use and perceptions among oncology professionals.
Analyzed responses to identify barriers and areas for investment.
Identified significant disparities in the adoption of digital health technologies in oncology.
Highlighted the necessity for improved infrastructure to support technology integration.
Emphasized the importance of tailored training for effective implementation in diverse healthcare settings.

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Survey reveals disparities in digital health adoption in oncology, suggesting need for investment and training.

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Discussion: Findings from the present survey highlight persistent disparities in digital health adoption, emphasizing the need for infrastructure investment, interoperable systems, and tailored training to ensure equitable implementation and maximize the potential of technology in oncology care globally.

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Mandó et al. (2026) studied this question.

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