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Rapid review on the incentives of digital health apps for physicians and psychotherapists: A German perspective

Cordula Kreuzenbeck, Brit S. Schneider, Sophie Brenner, Florian Koerber

Digital Health · 2024 · 11 citations · 9 references

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Abstract

While digital health solutions offer promising avenues for enhancing patient care, their acceptance among healthcare professionals hinges on addressing prevailing concerns. Continuous research and dialogues with the medical community are pivotal to harness the full potential of digital health applications in healthcare.

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