Study goals
Define the concept of a Personal Health Data (PHD) system and identify the barriers that influence the adoption of this type of technology, specifically digital health technologies.
Relevance / originality
The study highlights the importance of personal health data management, addressing barriers to the adoption of digital technologies. It offers a comprehensive analysis with practical solutions, contributing to the improvement of efficiency and quality in healthcare delivery.
Methodology / approach
A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) was conducted, following methodological rigor and the PRISMA protocol, focusing on the effectiveness and barriers to the adoption of health data management systems.
Main results
A detailed characterization of the components of Personal Health Data (PHD) management systems and the identification of significant barriers to their adoption, such as lack of integration, resistance to investment, and challenges in implementing digital health technologies.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
Definition of essential characteristics for Personal Health Data (PHD) management systems, such as accessibility, usability, and interoperability. Methodologically, the study provides a replicable model of Systematic Literature Review (SLR), promoting rigor and transparency in research.
Social / management contributions
Social: Promotes more efficient and secure management of health data, enhancing user trust and improving the quality of care.
Management: Provides insights into barriers and opportunities, assisting in the implementation of technologies that support healthcare.