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.
Medical devices, including patient monitors and imaging systems, are increasingly a target for cyberattacks. Attackers exploit vulnerabilities to access sensitive patient data and disrupt critical healthcare services. In addressing this urgent global threat, GDHP collaborated with Singapore agency Synapxe to develop the GDHP Guidance for Medical Device Cybersecurity (GMDC).
The GDHP includes international digital health leaders from the national authorities of: