背景:在急于为COVID-19大流行开发卫生技术的过程中,数字健康不平等或优先社区无法获得的意外后果,使用,并没有很好地研究从数字健康技术中获得同等收益。
目的:本范围审查将研究数字技术创新过程中可以使用的工具和方法,以改善优先社区在数字卫生技术发展中的公平包容。这项研究的结果将为医疗保健专业人员提供可行的见解,健康信息学,数字健康,和技术开发,在创新过程中主动集中股权。
方法:基于Arksey和O\'Malley框架,这项范围审查将考虑优先社区公平参与数字技术创新。健康方面的书目数据库,医学,计算,信息科学将被搜索。将使用Covidence(VeritasHealthInnovation)根据纳入和排除标准对检索到的引文进行双重筛选。数据将使用量身定制的提取工具绘制,并映射到电子健康研究中心为电子健康技术路线图定义的数字健康创新路径。随附的叙述性综合将描述与审查目标相关的结果。
结果:这项范围审查目前正在进行中。对数据库和其他来源的搜索总共返回了4868条记录。在标题和摘要初步筛选后,426项研究正在进行双重全文审查。我们的目标是在2024年5月30日前完成全文回顾阶段,2024年10月完成数据提取,2024年12月完成后续综合。于2023年10月1日收到健康权益孵化器资助计划中心的资助,墨尔本大学,澳大利亚。
结论:本文将确定并推荐一系列经过验证的工具和方法,供医疗保健利益相关者和IT开发人员使用,以在整个电子健康研究中心路线图中产生公平的数字健康技术。确定的证据差距,可能的影响,并将讨论进一步的研究。
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BACKGROUND: In the rush to develop health technologies for the COVID-19 pandemic, the unintended consequence of digital health inequity or the inability of priority communities to access, use, and receive equal benefits from digital health technologies was not well examined.
OBJECTIVE: This scoping review will examine tools and approaches that can be used during digital technology innovation to improve equitable inclusion of priority communities in the development of digital health technologies. The results from this study will provide actionable insights for professionals in health care, health informatics, digital health, and technology development to proactively center equity during innovation.
METHODS: Based on the Arksey and O\'Malley framework, this scoping review will consider priority communities\' equitable involvement in digital technology innovation. Bibliographic databases in health, medicine, computing, and information sciences will be searched. Retrieved citations will be double screened against the inclusion and exclusion criteria using Covidence (Veritas Health Innovation). Data will be charted using a tailored extraction tool and mapped to a digital health innovation pathway defined by the Centre for eHealth Research roadmap for eHealth technologies. An accompanying narrative synthesis will describe the outcomes in relation to the review\'s objectives.
RESULTS: This scoping review is currently in progress. The search of databases and other sources returned a total of 4868 records. After the initial screening of titles and abstracts, 426 studies are undergoing dual full-text review. We are aiming to complete the full-text review stage by May 30, 2024, data extraction in October 2024, and subsequent synthesis in December 2024. Funding was received on October 1, 2023, from the Centre for Health Equity Incubator Grant Scheme, University of Melbourne, Australia.
CONCLUSIONS: This paper will identify and recommend a series of validated tools and approaches that can be used by health care stakeholders and IT developers to produce equitable digital health technology across the Centre for eHealth Research roadmap. Identified evidence gaps, possible implications, and further research will be discussed.
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