**6. Conclusions**

This chapter has highlighted several key aspects of promoting technological adoption in emerging economies. First, by fostering collaborative mechanisms and strengthening existing alliances, it is crucial to facilitate the development of public policies, research, and implementation of digitalization projects across countries. Second, establishing governance structures that integrate various stakeholders and stages of the digital strategy development journey is essential. Third, delegating responsibilities to exist entities or creating new instances that coordinate the required processes and actions for regional digitalization in different sectors is necessary.

Moreover, establishing a clear framework for the training, management, and compensation of healthcare and education professionals is vital. Finally, standardizing practices for those responsible for bridging the gap in medical care and educational services in underserved sectors is crucial, ensuring a consistent approach and guidelines.

Coordinated regulation, registration, and monitoring of education and healthcare services across different countries are also crucial. This requires establishing legal clarity and compatible rules across borders. Additionally, facilitating the international standardization of professional licenses can overcome licensing barriers when professionals and beneficiaries are in different countries. Finally, creating a global registry that enables a recognition of healthcare and education professionals from a specific country at a regional level can be a solution.

Furthermore, incentive measures to ensure security and privacy when dealing with international patient and student data are imperative. Countries should reach agreements to regulate privacy administration, confidentiality, and data protection. These actions are crucial for promoting the interoperability of information technology systems among nations, enabling data sharing and exchange of essential knowledge required for international healthcare and education services.

The involvement of academic communities in these initiatives is essential to increase knowledge and enhance the adoption and satisfaction with technologymediated healthcare and education services. In addition, engaging the private sector through fiscal policies and financing mechanisms that incentivize investment in healthcare and education is vital for advancing proposals in these areas. Emerging economies can realize the full potential of technological adoption and generate positive social impact by embracing these recommendations and working collaboratively. However, doing so requires a comprehensive strategy integrating research efforts,

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policy agendas, and practical implications, resulting in a digitally empowered and more inclusive region.
