Engaging young people in designing digital health platforms | Healthcare Program
Effectively engaging young people in the development of digital health platforms is essential in achieving long-term societal transformation. Structural change takes time – and to be successful, it must be continuously supported over many years. In this context, the role of the younger generation is pivotal. Youth are not only “the future”, as is often claimed – they are an integral part of the present. Their active participation can be a key driver in ensuring that initiatives to establish national health platforms – like Trusted Health Ecosystems (THE) – gain societal traction and legitimacy. Only if their perspectives, needs, and priorities are considered from the beginning, can solutions emerge that are both functional and widely accepted. While digitalization has made health information more accessible than ever before, a large segment of the German population still struggles to engage with it meaningfully. According to Hurrelmann et al. (2020), health literacy is especially low a
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