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  • Digital Health
  • Implementation Science
  • Rural Health

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  • Chronic diseases cause a significant burden in Australia, disproportionately affecting rural areas with limited healthcare access.
  • Digital technology offers a solution to overcome workforce shortages and geographic isolation in rural healthcare.
  • Digital health platforms (DHPs) can bridge healthcare gaps for rural populations with chronic conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a flexible digital health platform (DHP) for monitoring and managing chronic diseases in rural Australia.
  • To collaborate with rural stakeholders, including researchers, healthcare providers, and patients, in platform development.
  • To ensure the DHP is applicable across various chronic health conditions prevalent in rural settings.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing implementation science methodologies and co-design frameworks for evidence-based DHP development.
  • Phased approach: stakeholder needs analysis, co-design and platform development, and post-design evaluation.
  • Ethics approval obtained from Federation University Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC Ref: 2023/169).

Main Results:

  • Phase 1 (stakeholder needs analysis) is complete with 84 survey responses.
  • Phase 2 (co-design and platform development) is ongoing, with 9 workshops and 2 interviews conducted.
  • Project completion is anticipated by late 2026, with Phase 3 evaluation to follow Phase 2.

Conclusions:

  • The study will determine the desirability, feasibility, and acceptability of co-designed DHPs for rural chronic disease management.
  • It will contribute evidence on collaborative, context-sensitive digital health innovation for resource-limited populations.
  • Findings will support the integration of digital health solutions to improve chronic disease care in rural Australia.