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Multilevel determinants of digital health implementation in African clinical settings: an umbrella review.
Digital health tools (DHTs) are increasingly being used in African clinical settings, yet implementation remains uneven across countries, facility levels, and technologies. Existing reviews are fragmented by disease area, tool type, or setting, and global syntheses rarely account for the unique envi
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