October 10, 2025BJGP OpenOpen Access

Use of digital technology amongst patients with multiple long-term conditions: a qualitative systematic review

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Qualitative systematic review highlights patients’ experiences with digital technology, suggesting empowerment through self-management tools.

Digital technologies may empower patients to manage their multiple long-term conditions effectively, enhancing self-care efforts.
Analysis of 14 reports revealed key themes: lived experiences and essential components of effective digital technologies.
Systematic review methodology involved assessing qualitative literature and determining the quality of studies using CASP guidelines.
Patient-centred design of digital tools is vital for efficacy, as poorly designed options could lead to patient disengagement.

Jefferson et al. (2025) studied this question.

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October 10, 2025BJGP OpenOpen Access

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Qualitative systematic review highlights patients’ experiences with digital technology, suggesting empowerment through self-management tools.

Digital technologies may empower patients to manage their multiple long-term conditions effectively, enhancing self-care efforts.
Analysis of 14 reports revealed key themes: lived experiences and essential components of effective digital technologies.
Systematic review methodology involved assessing qualitative literature and determining the quality of studies using CASP guidelines.
Patient-centred design of digital tools is vital for efficacy, as poorly designed options could lead to patient disengagement.

Jefferson et al. (2025) studied this question.

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