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The triple integration of data, users and policies required for successful climate health solutions

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The development of digital tools for climate health is considered an emerging field of action and an economic opportunity. Analysing international best practices, we propose a typology of these technologies and their functions. Climate health technologies share common challenges regarding data integration, the integration of users and policy alignment. Their effectiveness in enhancing public health depends on addressing these challenges through robust data integration, active user engagement, and policy coherence.

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Is version of: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-025-01502-8
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Springer Nature
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Climate-change adaptationClimate-change policyGeographyPublic healthResearch management
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Philipps-Universität Marburg
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Becker, Sören; Rezabeigisani, Razieh: The triple integration of data, users and policies required for successful climate health solutions. In: npj Digit. Med. 8, 106 (2025), Jg. (), .

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