s, whether it be HIS (hospital information systems) or medical office management software. But the question of the interoperability of these systems and their dialogue remains open, and the time that may take to develop solutions is difficult to predict.
The second is the ethical question. The production, exchange, and even processing of data as sensitive as that relating to the most intimate of an individual, his health, pose significant ethical and deontological problems. Likewise, the question arises of a possible widening of inequalities in the care that can result from the development of ICTs and therefore of how to manage this risk in a united manner.