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  • The rapid evolution of digital health technologies necessitates secure, transparent, and interoperable data management.
  • Healthcare data fragmentation and a lack of stakeholder trust hinder existing digital health infrastructures.

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  • To examine how blockchain technology can drive digital health transformation.
  • To explore decentralized data governance and integration with emerging technologies.

Main Methods:

  • Mixed bibliometric and systematic review methodology.
  • Analysis of peer-reviewed publications (Web of Science, Google Scholar, 2017-2024).
  • Keyword co-occurrence and thematic mapping.

Main Results:

  • Identified six major domains: genomics, telemedicine, immersive tech, IoT/Health 5.0, AI/big data, and health management.
  • Blockchain enhances security, traceability, interoperability, and real-time data sharing.
  • Supports regulatory compliance and patient-centered data ownership.

Conclusions:

  • Blockchain is foundational for future digital health ecosystems, promoting transparency and decentralization.
  • Offers a framework for integrating blockchain with digital health innovations.
  • Provides guidance for researchers, policymakers, and healthcare technologists.