A Scoping Review of Family Resilience in the Digital Health

Digital health facilitates easier access to healthcare services and information, but it also presents new challenges such as low digital literacy and demands for technology adaptation. In this context, the concept of family resilience is highly relevant to understanding how families can survive, adapt, and grow amid changes in digital health. This literature aims to map research findings related to the role and factors of family resilience in facing digital health challenges. The method employed is a scoping review. The review results indicate that families with open communication, adequate digital literacy skills, and responsive parenting are proven to be more resilient in facing digital health challenges. Family involvement in the use of collaborative digital technologies such as educational videos and teleconsultation can play an important role in building family resilience. In this regard, resilient families are those capable of learning, adapting, and growing together in facing continuously evolving digital changes.