Abstract
Along the present discussion we debate the implementation of e-Health in context of sexual health using information on various recent digital tools. Considering the information collected, there are various challenges that come with such new technologies, but accessibility, low costs and several positive outcomes seem to count for the further development and integration of e-Health in sexual health care. Furthermore, promoting a safe and positive sex life among various populations, even the ones harder to access, may promote gender equality, socioeconomic disparities and literacy on sexuality.
Highlights
The term e-Health is nowadays used as an umbrella term to refer to what is related to computers and medicine
Can it be considered as a helpful tool to health care professionals making their practice more time efficient as e-Health tools can take over some of the tasks that normally come with the profession in this field
As reported along this discussion, e-Health tools have been implemented in various contexts, for example in sexual health, to promote safer behavior and literacy within sexuality [21][3][6][18] [9][19]
Summary
The term e-Health is nowadays used as an umbrella term to refer to what is related to computers and medicine. Ventuneac and colleagues [10] align with this statement as they investigated digital HIV prevention programs for gay and bisexual men and found that this population is interested in using sexual health related apps for preventive purposes, considering it to be quicker and more cost-effective than in-person interventions.
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