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The study aimed to address the effectiveness of digital technologies in the medical system. The experience of digital technology introduction into the medical system of such countries as Canada, Israel, Germany, the UK and others was analysed. Artificial intelligence used in Israel with the C-Pi and AutoML platforms has improved diagnostic and prognostic accuracy by analysing big data on patients. The introduction of such solutions in the healthcare system can improve the accuracy of disease identification and develop personalised treatment regimens, which are highly relevant for managing chronic diseases. Telemedicine is an important area, especially in remote regions. The use of telemedicine devices for patient monitoring can reduce the burden on healthcare facilities and speed up the response to changes in health status. Mobile health monitoring apps, such as Israelэs Healthy.io, which allows for urine tests at home, can help patients monitor their condition without visiting a doctor. This approach is particularly useful during pandemics and limited access to healthcare. Electronic health applications, such as in Germany with Digital Health Applications, aimed at improving mental and physical health, could significantly help in the treatment of mental disorders and chronic diseases. However, this would require additional training for healthcare professionals to use the new technologies effectively. Canadian experience with a hybrid approach to palliative care has shown that remote consultations can improve the quality of care for seriously ill patients. Television rehabilitation programmes used in Norway and Australia for patients with heart failure could expand access to rehabilitation services.