Citizens’ use of Health Information Technology between 2013-2021 in Denmark: A longitudinal study

Jeppe Eriksen; Kristina Tornbjerg Eriksen; Pernille Scholdan Bertelsen

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Citizens’ use of Health Information Technology between 2013-2021 in Denmark: A longitudinal study

Jeppe Eriksen, Kristina Tornbjerg Eriksen, Pernille Scholdan Bertelsen

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An increasing number of citizens with multiple chronic conditions and technological innovations enabling new types of treatments pressure the Danish healthcare sector economically. The solution so far has been increased patient responsibility and the application of digital healthcare solutions. This longitudinal study examines how Danish citizens between 2013-2021 interact with Health Information Technology (HIT) and digital data. Results show that the Danes' use of HIT and digital data has increased over the period. Additionally, the numbers reveal that education, gender, age and chronic conditions influence how HIT and digital health data are used, which is relevant from a health inequity perspective.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The 18th Scandinavian Conference on Health informatics, Tromsø, Norway, August 22-24, 2022.
Number of pages	8
Place of Publication	Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings 187
Publication date	22 Aug 2022
Pages	128-135
ISBN (Print)	978-91-7929-344-4, 1650-3686
ISBN (Electronic)	1650-3740
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3384/ecp187
Publication status	Published - 22 Aug 2022

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Citizens’ use of Health Information Technology between 2013-2021 in Denmark: A longitudinal study. / Eriksen, Jeppe ; Tornbjerg Eriksen, Kristina ; Bertelsen, Pernille Scholdan.
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