Design thinking and co-creation in integrated care

  • Eva Turk*
  • , Viola Wontor
  • , Shimon Yoshida
  • , Janne Herhold Dugstad
  • , Peter Julius
  • , Martin Hannibal
  • , Yuri Quintana
  • , Gyana Srivastava
  • *Kontaktforfatter

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Abstract

This chapter explores the significant impact of digital devices—such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, and wearables—on the potential for digital health interventions. It focuses on the transformation of healthcare through technology, highlighting the collaborative nature of care delivery between systems and individuals. Despite advancements in digital interventions that have improved design effectiveness, challenges remain, including low engagement, high drop-out rates, and limited efficacy, particularly among older populations facing digital exclusion. To fully harness the benefits of digital transformation in integrated care, a shift toward co-creation and design thinking is essential. This chapter emphasizes the importance of collaboratively designing digital healthcare solutions tailored to the unique needs of patients, caregivers, and providers, thereby enhancing individual welfare and revolutionizing healthcare delivery. Additionally, it showcases best practices for engaging stakeholders in the design process, illustrating how tailored solutions can effectively address the complexities of specific healthcare challenges.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelHandbook of integrated care
RedaktørerVolker Amelung, Viktoria Stein, Esther Suter, Nicholas Goodwin, Ran Balicer, Anna-Sophia Beese
Antal sider26
ForlagSpringer Nature
Publikationsdato2025
ISBN (Trykt)978-3-031-25376-8
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 2025

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