Danes are the most digitalized people in the world. Many of us use digital services as part of our daily lives, including healthcare services. Better utilization of digital solutions and data can help create a more integrated healthcare system for both citizens and healthcare professionals.

With this in mind, our individual digital lives and data should be activated to enhance personal health. The ethical use of individual data within the healthcare sector can enable personalized health solutions in an era of an aging population and a shortage of healthcare professionals.

As a clinician, there is a need for data that can help patients live their lives. By focusing on the patient's quality of life—before a disease is diagnosed, during medical or surgical treatment, and after an illness—data can assist clinicians in tailoring a personalized care plan for each patient.

Looking at clinical practice from a future perspective, the use of 24/7 data from patients' daily lives combined with clinical data can enable individualized treatment and counseling, ultimately leading to a better quality of life for patients.