Description
Digital Health Maturity: Quality, Interoperability, and Innovation provides a roadmap to move from endless pilots and ad hoc system purchase to a systematic, stepwise, and integrated approach to increasing digital health capacity. Specific guidelines, tools, and use cases are discussed to show how the digital health maturity metamodel (DHM3) can be put into actual practice. The book discusses topics such as foundations of digital health and how to put them into practice; organizational considerations for implementation; and best practices, tools, and pitfalls to avoid. In addition, it discusses the future of digital transformation and the impact of a global adherence to digital health. It is a valuable resource for researchers, students, policy makers, governments and anyone who is interested in learning more about digital health and its benefits worldwide.- Presents a practical guide and reference to understand and apply the digital health maturity assessment toolkit as the basis for developing, implementing and evaluating a digital health strategy and roadmap- Discusses a set of ICT capability milestones required to reach a DHM level by coordinating the planning and implementation that maximizes reaching the next level of digital health maturity- Describes tools and approaches needed to implement ICT changes required to reach a DHM maturity level
Table of Contents
Section 1: THE DIGITAL HEALTH MATURITY METAMODEL AND TOOLKIT1. Digital health maturitySection 2: IMPLEMENTING THE DHM3 IN STAGES2. Early maturity stages—Assessing, adapting, and getting control3. Digital health maturity stage 3: Standardized and interoperable4. Digital health maturity stage 4: Optimizing platform and services5. Digital health maturity stage 5: Innovating platform and servicesSection 3: PUTTING DHM FOUNDATIONS INTO THE ORGANIZATION6. Methodologies for quality measurement, monitoring, and evaluation7. Managing health systems to improve digital health maturity8. Governance, trust, and reciprocity to advance digital health maturity9. Digital health diplomacy, cooperation, and harmonization for global digital health maturitySection 4: ESSENTIAL DIGITAL TOOLS AND PUBLIC GOODS10. Mature and evidence-based digital public goods, including AI-DPGs11. Addressing challenges with implementing essential digital toolsSection 5: EPILOGUE: NOW, NEXT STEPS & INNOVATING INTO THE FUTURE12. Epilogue
