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- Building a Sustainable Allied Health Workforce: Recruitment, Retention, and Resilience (3)
- A Multidisciplinary Approach to Reducing Suicide Risk Among Adolescents: Strategies, Challenges, and Solutions (4)
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- Cybersecurity in Healthcare: Ensuring Patient Safety and Data Privacy (2)
- Children with Disabilities and Chronic Diseases: Perspectives, Challenges, and Opportunities (6)
- Exploring the Intersection of Internet Addiction and Pain Syndromes (1)
- Advancing Pharmacogenetics in Limited Resources Countries: Affordable Testing Methods, Genetic Variability, and Clinical Implications (1)
- Unraveling AI: The Use of Interactive AI, Conversational AI, and Generative AI in Teaching and Learning or Health and Care (1)
- Crosstalk in multidisciplinary approaches for evidence-based medicine (6)
Advancing Women’s Health Through Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence in Global Contexts
Women’s experiences with healthcare are worthy of dedicated exploration. Across global contexts, women often face distinct and multifactorial challenges in accessing and navigating healthcare systems. These challenges may arise from complex healthcare needs, socioeconomic and cultural influences that sometimes dismiss or devalue women’s health concerns, and political or legal constraints that limit access to essential care. This Article Collection explores the intersection of women’s health, leadership and management, and digital innovation with a particular focus on multidisciplinary approaches that contribute to more equitable and responsive health systems.