Patients support proximity care but report concerns about reduced support and continuity, highlighting the need for person-centred strategies to ensure safety in digital healthcare. Acceptance of digital and proximity care varies by health status and education, stressing the importance of inclusive, co-designed models to foster trust and engagement in medication management.
Balancing innovation and safety: community perspectives on proximity and digital medical care
Tocco Tussardi, I
;Mazzi, MA;Ambroso, L;Destro, C;Petruzzelli, D;Rimondini, M;Moretti, F
2025-01-01
Abstract
Patients support proximity care but report concerns about reduced support and continuity, highlighting the need for person-centred strategies to ensure safety in digital healthcare. Acceptance of digital and proximity care varies by health status and education, stressing the importance of inclusive, co-designed models to foster trust and engagement in medication management.
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