Digital Health Questions

A senior nurse manager says: “Digital health and eHealth are completely different things – eHealth is just about electronic records, while digital health covers everything else.” What’s the most accurate understanding of these terms?

Digital health and eHealth are entirely separate concepts with no overlap
Digital health and eHealth are interchangeable terms that both refer to the use of technology to support health and social care
eHealth is modern while digital health is outdated
Digital health only refers to mobile apps and wearables

During a ward meeting about implementing new telehealth services, a nurse states: “Telehealth is only effective for young patients – older patients can’t benefit from these services.” What does the evidence suggest about telehealth effectiveness?

Telehealth is equally effective for all age groups
Telehealth should only be used for patients under 30
While telehealth can benefit patients of all ages, benefits may vary with age and digital literacy, requiring training and personalised approaches to implementation
Telehealth is completely ineffective for older patients

A clinical team is implementing a new electronic prescribing system. The project lead announces: “Since this is a digital system, it will automatically eliminate all medication errors without any training needed.” What’s the most accurate understanding of ePrescribing systems?

Digital systems always increase medication errors and should be avoided
ePrescribing systems can help reduce medication errors, but require proper implementation and staff training to be effective
ePrescribing systems eliminate human error without any need for training
ePrescribing systems only work if staff are already digital experts

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