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New digital interventions have shown potential in managing asthma and improving patients' quality of life compared with conventional interventions. Our objective was to conduct an exhaustive survey of the application of digital health technologies in evaluating, treating, and self-managing psychological and psychopathological elements linked to asthma. We analyzed a compendium of research papers pertaining to asthma, encompassing themes such as outdoor air pollution, early life wheezing disorders, atopic dermatitis, digital strategies for asthma self-management, psychiatric conditions and asthma, familial impacts on pediatric asthma, and the utilization of mobile health apps for managing asthma. We scrutinized six chosen studies to evaluate the capacity of digital health technologies to enhance the management and treatment outcomes of psychological factors related to asthma. The studies under review indicate that eHealth interventions, mixed reality instruments, mHealth technology-augmented nurse-led interventions, and smartphone apps incorporating Bluetooth-enabled sensors for asthma inhalers can markedly enhance self-management of symptoms, quality of life, and mental health outcomes, particularly in children and adolescents with asthma. Nonetheless, additional research is required to ascertain their efficacy and practicability across diverse populations and environments. Customized interventions that cater to the unique needs and preferences of asthma patients and associated psychological elements are vital to ensure the persistent and equitable adoption of these technologies. We underscore the significance of addressing psychological elements in the management and treatment of asthma and advocate for ongoing research and development in this domain. s 30 January 2024 20 March 2024 2024 12 April 2024 16 April 2024 12 April 2024 16 April 202 Italy, the prevalence of asthma is approximately 8.4% [5]. The primary causes and risk factors for asthma encompass genetic predispositions [6], environmental influences [7], respiratory infections [8], and autopsy [9]. The emergence of novel technologies has facilitated the introduction of efficacious treatment methodologies in clinical environments, including SMS-based interventions [10], smartphone applications [11], virtual and augmented reality [12; 13], and commercial video games [14]. These are encompassed within the categories of electronic Health (eHealth) and mobile Health (mHealth). eHealth involves the utilization of information and communication technologies for health, such as electronic health records, personal health records, and clinical decision support tools. It encompasses a broad range of applications aimed at improving healthcare delivery, management, and outcomes through the integration of digital technologies into various aspects of healthcare systems. Examples of eHealth initiatives include telemedicine, telehealth, health information exchange systems, and health information portals. On the other hand, mHealth pertains to medical and public health practices supported by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants, and other wireless devices. mHealth technologies leverage the ubiquitous nature of mobile devices to deliver healthcare services and information remotely, allowing for real-time monitoring, communication, and intervention. This includes a wide array of applications, such as mobile health apps, wearable devices, text messaging programs, and remote monitoring tools, which are designed to empower individuals to manage their health and wellness effectively. Together, eHealth and mHealth play a pivotal role in transforming healthcare delivery and improving patient outcomes by leveraging the capabilities of digital technologies to enhance access, efficiency, and quality of care.