Artificial Intelligence and Complementary Digital Health Technologies Across the Travel Medicine Continuum: A Narrative Review
Background Artificial intelligence (AI) and complementary digital health technologies are increasingly being applied to improve prevention, diagnosis and surveillance in travel medicine. This narrative review evaluates current applications of these technologies across the pre-travel, peri-travel and post-travel phases of the travel continuum. Methods A narrative literature review was conducted using a clinically oriented three-phase framework encompassing pre-travel preparation, peri-travel monitoring and post-t…
AI and complementary digital health technologies improved travel healthcare by enhancing pre-travel risk prediction, enabling earlier outbreak detection during travel, and increasing diagnostic accuracy after travel.
Evidence base is largely retrospective without prospective multicenter evaluation of clinically meaningful outcomes, limiting conclusions about routine integration.
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- Peer-reviewedJournal of Travel Medicine2026-09-09
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