Equity by Design – Using Digital Technology To Overcome Cardiovascular Health Disparities

Abstract

Digital health interventions have improved patient outcomes by enhancing accessibility and adherence to care. However, challenges such as limited technology access, low digital literacy, and systemic biases contribute to persistent disparities, particularly among marginalized populations. Emerging strategies, including community-based digital literacy programs, policy reforms, and inclusive design approaches, show promise in addressing these gaps. While digital health has the potential to bridge gaps in cardiovascular care, ensuring equity requires intentional design and policy interventions. Addressing barriers to access and digital literacy is critical to maximizing the benefits of these innovations for all patient populations.

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