Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is an international scholarly journal dedicated to research and critical inquiry at the intersection of digital health, telemonitoring, remote healthcare, connected medical technologies, health informatics, and technology-enabled models of care. The journal provides a platform for researchers, healthcare professionals, engineers, technology developers, policymakers, and other specialists to communicate research that contributes to the responsible development, evaluation, implementation, and improvement of digital health systems.

The journal recognizes that contemporary healthcare is increasingly shaped by digital platforms, connected devices, remote monitoring technologies, artificial intelligence, mobile health applications, clinical data systems, and virtual models of patient care. These developments create opportunities to improve accessibility, continuity of care, disease management, clinical decision-making, patient engagement, and health-system efficiency. At the same time, they raise important questions concerning evidence quality, patient safety, privacy, data governance, interoperability, equity, clinical effectiveness, ethical use of technology, and responsible implementation.

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances therefore encourages research that examines both the technological capabilities and the clinical, organizational, ethical, regulatory, and societal implications of digital transformation in healthcare.

Journal Focus

The journal welcomes scholarly contributions addressing areas such as:

  • Digital health technologies and healthcare transformation

  • Telemonitoring and remote patient monitoring

  • Telemedicine and virtual healthcare delivery

  • Mobile health and connected health applications

  • Wearable and sensor-based health technologies

  • Internet of Medical Things

  • Artificial intelligence in digital healthcare

  • Clinical decision-support systems

  • Digital biomarkers

  • Remote physiological monitoring

  • Home-based monitoring and care technologies

  • Chronic disease monitoring and management

  • Digital therapeutics

  • Electronic health records and health information systems

  • Health data analytics

  • Predictive and personalized digital healthcare

  • Patient-facing digital technologies

  • Digital health literacy and patient engagement

  • Healthcare interoperability

  • Medical-device connectivity

  • Privacy, cybersecurity, and health-data protection

  • Ethics and governance of digital health technologies

  • Regulatory considerations in digital healthcare

  • Digital inclusion and equitable access to technology-enabled care

  • Implementation and evaluation of digital health interventions

  • Cost-effectiveness and health-system impact of digital technologies

  • Human-centered design for healthcare technologies

  • Digital technologies for preventive and community healthcare

The journal also considers interdisciplinary research where healthcare, medicine, engineering, computer science, public health, behavioral science, data science, management, law, or policy intersect meaningfully with digital health or telemonitoring.

Scholarly Purpose

The principal purpose of Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances is to support the development and dissemination of reliable scholarly knowledge concerning digitally enabled healthcare.

The journal seeks to publish work that contributes to:

  • improved understanding of digital health interventions;

  • evidence-based evaluation of telemonitoring systems;

  • responsible integration of emerging technologies into healthcare;

  • improved quality, accessibility, and continuity of healthcare services;

  • patient-centered and clinically relevant technology design;

  • transparent assessment of benefits, limitations, and risks;

  • responsible management and governance of health data; and

  • informed clinical, institutional, and policy decision-making.

Submissions should present a clearly defined scholarly problem, appropriate methodology or analytical framework, transparent reporting, and conclusions proportionate to the evidence presented.

Intended Readership

The journal is intended for a broad interdisciplinary readership, including:

  • researchers and academics;

  • physicians and other healthcare professionals;

  • digital health specialists;

  • biomedical and healthcare engineers;

  • health informatics professionals;

  • data scientists;

  • public-health researchers;

  • telemedicine and remote-care practitioners;

  • policymakers and regulators;

  • healthcare administrators;

  • technology developers; and

  • postgraduate researchers working in related fields.

By bringing together clinical, technological, methodological, and policy-oriented perspectives, the journal seeks to encourage communication across disciplines that increasingly contribute to digitally enabled healthcare.

Editorial and Scholarly Standards

Manuscripts submitted to Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances are expected to comply with the journal's published editorial, peer-review, authorship, research-integrity, conflict-of-interest, data, and publication-ethics policies.

Editorial consideration is based on scholarly factors such as:

  • relevance to the journal's stated scope;

  • originality and contribution to knowledge;

  • methodological or analytical quality;

  • reliability of evidence;

  • clarity and transparency of reporting;

  • ethical appropriateness;

  • significance for research or practice; and

  • overall scholarly merit.

Publication decisions should remain independent of inappropriate commercial, institutional, personal, or financial influence.

Research Ethics and Responsible Digital Health

Research involving patients, human participants, identifiable health information, personal data, clinical records, wearable-device information, or other ethically regulated material should comply with applicable ethical, institutional, and legal requirements.

Where relevant, authors should report appropriate information concerning:

  • institutional ethics approval;

  • informed consent;

  • privacy protection;

  • confidentiality;

  • data security;

  • participant safeguards; and

  • responsible use of digital or automated technologies.

Studies involving artificial intelligence, predictive systems, digital surveillance, or automated decision-making should also address relevant considerations such as bias, explainability, accountability, fairness, safety, privacy, and human oversight where these issues are material to the research.

Open Access

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances operates as an open-access journal. Published scholarly content is made available online without subscription-based access barriers.

Open accessibility is intended to support wider dissemination of research among scholars, healthcare professionals, institutions, policymakers, technology specialists, and other readers with an interest in digital health and telemonitoring.

Copyright and reuse conditions are governed by the journal's published Copyright and Licensing Policy and the license applicable to individual published articles.

Publication Frequency

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances follows a Monthly publication frequency.

Both the print and online editions are registered with a monthly frequency according to the journal's supplied ISSN record.

The journal seeks to maintain publication regularity in accordance with its declared schedule and editorial workflow.

Journal Information

Journal Particular Details
Journal Title Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances
Print ISSN 3117-647X
Online ISSN 3117-6461
Publisher GalaxiaUniverse
Country of Publication India
Publication Start Year 2024
Publication Frequency Monthly
Publication Language English
Access Model Open Access

Commitment to Scholarly Transparency

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances seeks to maintain clear and accessible information concerning its editorial procedures, peer-review practices, publication ethics, authorship requirements, conflicts of interest, data-related policies, open-access arrangements, copyright and licensing, fees where applicable, corrections, retractions, complaints, and other matters relevant to responsible scholarly publishing.

Claims concerning indexing, abstracting, citation metrics, partnerships, memberships, or third-party recognition should be presented only where the relevant status can be accurately verified.

The journal does not regard application to an indexing service, planned evaluation, or pending consideration as equivalent to confirmed indexing.

Commitment to Digital Health Scholarship

Digital Health & Telemonitoring Advances seeks to contribute to the development of trustworthy, clinically relevant, ethically responsible, and methodologically sound scholarship in digital health and telemonitoring.

The journal welcomes research that moves beyond technological novelty and provides meaningful evidence concerning how digital technologies affect healthcare delivery, patient outcomes, clinical practice, health systems, accessibility, equity, safety, and responsible innovation.

Through interdisciplinary scholarly communication, the journal aims to support informed development and evaluation of digital healthcare technologies while maintaining appropriate attention to scientific validity, patient interests, research integrity, and the evolving responsibilities associated with digitally enabled healthcare.