Improving digital health services strategy using evidence to support community health care

Abstract

Efforts to improve health evaluation strategies with the help of technology or so-called software applications to improve public services are an exciting issue to be reviewed. This study tries to obtain scientific evidence from various fires and viewpoints from various publication sources. We examine it with a phenomenological approach, and finally, we find very valid results to answer the problem. Based on the study and discussion results, we have obtained results, including efforts to increase digital health evaluation and the provision of comprehensive health services, which are believed to increase the effectiveness of accessibility, convenience, efficiency, and personalized services for every community. Experts say these strategies are technological innovations in health services that involve a digital-based service system. People who seek treatment can benefit from the cost-effectiveness of spending and other dangers that often occur before digital-based health innovations occur.