This report provides an overview of the role of information technology (IT) in healthcare. It begins by defining digital technology and its significance, followed by outlining the role of information and data within healthcare, emphasizing the use of technology to enhance patient care and improve population health. The report details the types of data collected by healthcare organizations, including socioeconomic, genetic, and behavioral variables, as well as internal data related to resource allocation. It explains how this data is used, including mobile technologies, critical thinking, reporting, and forecasting. The report then explores how information is captured and stored, using the example of electronic health records. Furthermore, the report discusses the role of IT in business decision-making within healthcare, including the use of patient-centric data analytics and the application of market research. The conclusion highlights the transformational potential of technology in the healthcare industry.