A new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) provides insights into the digital health landscape in the WHO European Region. The report, titled “Exploring the Digital Health Landscape in the WHO European Region: Digital Health Country Profiles“, offers a comprehensive overview of how member states are integrating digital health into their healthcare systems.
Digital health has emerged as a critical component in reshaping healthcare systems across the 53 countries in the WHO European Region. The report highlights the various ways countries are leveraging digital health technologies, such as telehealth, mobile health, and Big Data, to enhance the delivery and accessibility of healthcare services.
The country profiles included in the report shed light on specific digital health initiatives implemented by member states. These profiles provide valuable information on the digital health components and strategies adopted at a national level. With the integration of digital health, countries are striving to improve healthcare outcomes, increase efficiency, and empower patients to manage their health.
The landscape of digital health varies across the region, with each country implementing its own approaches and solutions. Some countries have made significant progress in leveraging digital technologies to transform their healthcare systems, while others are still in the early stages of adoption. The report aims to showcase best practices and facilitate knowledge sharing among member states.
By exploring the digital health landscape, the WHO aims to support countries in their efforts to harness the potential of digital health. The integration of digital technologies has the potential to improve healthcare delivery, reduce costs, and enhance patient experiences throughout the European region. The report serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders invested in digital health.
Please note that additional information and specific country-level details can be found in the full report.
