The digitization of healthcare is revolutionizing patient care through the convergence of telemedicine and health information systems. Telemedicine, an innovative application of digital communication tools, facilitates remote diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of patients, transcending geographical barriers. Health information systems, including electronic health records, have streamlined data management and communication among healthcare providers, enhancing the efficiency of healthcare delivery. This research paper comprehensively evaluates the interplay between telemedicine and health information systems, collectively exploring their impact on patient care. We examine the roles, benefits, and potential drawbacks of these digital transformations, taking into account ethical, legal, and security considerations. The findings of this research shed light on the ongoing digital transformation in healthcare and provide insights for optimizing the utilization of these technologies to enhance patient care, while addressing critical concerns surrounding data privacy, cybersecurity, and equitable access to healthcare services.
Digital transformation, Healthcare, Telemedicine, Health information systems, Remote healthcare