The Global Digital Health Partnership (GDHP) is a collaboration of country governments and the World Health Organization (WHO) formed to support the executive implementation of worldwide digital health services.
The GDHP launches the International Insights on Individual Engagement (the I-E) . It covers 62 member stories, use cases, lessons learned, best practices, frameworks, roadmaps, and recommendations for countries to engage individuals in their health and health care at all stages. The resource covers topics ranging from governance to digital health literacy to shared decision making.
The GDHP includes international digital health leaders from the national authorities of:
The GDHP has five work streams, selected by GDHP members, that work together to develop and implement projects that dynamically impact digital health globally as well as for the GDHP members.
Creating strategies to secure healthcare devices, data, systems, and networks
Promoting data sharing between providers, patients, and caregivers
Sharing methods, best practices, and examples of digital health evaluation frameworks
Building digital health literacy across global healthcare
Promoting smart policymaking to foster effective, secure digital health technology use
This website is designed, developed, and managed under the direction of the GDHP Chair, which is currently the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, directorate of Health Information Policy/CIO of The Netherlands.
