The Role of Health Information Technology in the Screening and Treatment of Childhood Obesity A Systematic Review

Abstract

Introduction: Childhood obesity poses significant global health risks, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease and psychological issues, emphasizing the urgent need for public health interventions.
Materials and Methods: Describe the inclusion criteria (e.g., peer-reviewed studies from specific databases within the last 10 years), exclusion criteria, and the PRISMA guidelines.
Results: Summarize key findings related to HIT’s role in increasing screening rates, enhancing follow-up care, and supporting behavioral interventions.
Conclusions: Highlight HIT’s potential in facilitating more comprehensive obesity screening and management in pediatric populations, noting any gaps and future research directions.