Balancing Innovation and Empathy: The Impact of Digital Tools on Doctor-Patient Relationships in Modern Healthcare

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Ahmad Salem Almutairi, Raed fahad Almutairi, Ibrahim Theyab Almutairi, Abdullah Mohammad A Alsoheimi, Abdulkarim Abdulmohsen AlQahtani, Abdulrahman Saud Alshabanat

Abstract

Background: This paper acknowledges that the relationship between the doctor and the patient has adapted to the enhancement of technology to he provision of health care services as well as the experience of the patient.


Aim: This study seeks to uncover the effect of tele practice including telepharmacy, tele intention, Teleconsultation, Telemonitoring, Telemedicine on doctor patient rapport and patient confidence.


Methods: The paper reviewed the current literature to review how those technologies have advanced the patient care and the doctor-patient relationship.


Results: E-health has made accessibility and openness Increased, which has enabled patients to be more in ongoing participation in their management. However, the factors, which were also pointed out, include depersonalization and invasion of privacy.


Conclusion: On a positive note, growth in technology improves healthcare, in this perspective, balancing between Innovation and human touch is essential in rebuilding trust with patients.

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