Strategic Planning Model Presenter: LaToya T. Benson DIGITAL HEALTH Digital health is outlined to help reduce time, increase precision and efficiency, and merge technologies in ways that are new to healthcare ( Bernstein, 2021 ). Digital health can prevent disease and lower healthcare costs while helping patients monitor and manage chronic conditions. It can also tailor medicine for individual patients. Digital health technology can assist healthcare users in being informed and empowered to participate in their health and health care ( Bernstein, 2021 ). For example, telehealth and telemedicine services can reduce physical, distance, and time barriers by enabling remote consultations. Wearable devices and online applications can assist users in monitoring their symptoms or vital signs and uploading information for their health practitioner to assess and make healthy life choices related to diet, activity, and sleep ( Bernstein, 2021). 2 VISION STATEMENT Our vision is to design and deliver high quality, innovative and personalized health care, to build healthier communities and improve lives for patients, consumers, and caregivers. Digital health will be valued and adopted if accessible, supporting equitable and universal access to quality health services ( Mariano, 2020 ). It is enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of health systems in delivering quality, affordable and equitable care; and strengthening and scaling up health promotion, disease prevention, diagnosis, management, rehabilitation, and palliative care in a system that respects the privacy and security of patient health information ( Mariano, 2020 ). 3 MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to transform lives and improve the quality of patient care through the effective and innovative use of digital health. We live in an era where incredible advancements like digital health enable more people to make informed decisions about their everyday health. As technology rapidly advances, people are harnessing unprecedented opportunities to manage their health issues better ( Saiso et al., 2022 ). The opportunity for digital health to radically improve human health and transform patient outcomes is fascinating. We must bring technology to more patients ( Saiso et al., 2022 ). Ultimately our mission is to have no patient, no clinician, left behind in the digital transformation. 4 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES Promote collaboration and advance the transfers and knowledge of digital health Advance the implementation of digital health strategies Strengthen governance for digital health at a community level Advocate people-centered health systems that are enabled by digital health. These four strategic objectives are intended to provide guidance and coordination on global digital health transformation and to strengthen synergies between initiatives and stakeholders to improve health outcomes and mitigate associated risks at all levels (Blumenberg et al., 2022) 5 P.

1. Strategic Planning Model
Presenter: LaToya T. Benson
DIGITAL HEALTH
Digital health is outlined to help reduce time, increase precision
and efficiency, and merge technologies in ways that are new to
healthcare ( Bernstein, 2021 ). Digital health can prevent
disease and lower healthcare costs while helping patients
monitor and manage chronic conditions. It can also tailor
medicine for individual patients. Digital health technology can
assist healthcare users in being informed and empowered to
participate in their health and health care ( Bernstein, 2021 ).
For example, telehealth and telemedicine services can reduce
physical, distance, and time barriers by enabling remote
consultations. Wearable devices and online applications can
assist users in monitoring their symptoms or vital signs and
uploading information for their health practitioner to assess and
make healthy life choices related to diet, activity, and sleep (
Bernstein, 2021).
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2. VISION STATEMENT
Our vision is to design and deliver high quality, innovative and
personalized health care, to build healthier communities and
improve lives for patients, consumers, and caregivers.
Digital health will be valued and adopted if accessible,
supporting equitable and universal access to quality health
services ( Mariano, 2020 ). It is enhancing the efficiency and
sustainability of health systems in delivering quality, affordable
and equitable care; and strengthening and scaling up health
promotion, disease prevention, diagnosis, management,
rehabilitation, and palliative care in a system that respects the
privacy and security of patient health information ( Mariano,
2020 ).
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MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to transform lives and improve the quality of
patient care through the effective and innovative use of digital
health.
We live in an era where incredible advancements like digital

3. health enable more people to make informed decisions about
their everyday health. As technology rapidly advances, people
are harnessing unprecedented opportunities to manage their
health issues better ( Saiso et al., 2022 ). The opportunity for
digital health to radically improve human health and transform
patient outcomes is fascinating. We must bring technology to
more patients ( Saiso et al., 2022 ). Ultimately our mission is to
have no patient, no clinician, left behind in the digital
transformation.
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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
Promote collaboration and advance the transfers and knowledge
of digital health
Advance the implementation of digital health strategies
Strengthen governance for digital health at a community level
Advocate people-centered health systems that are enabled by
digital health.
These four strategic objectives are intended to provide guidance
and coordination on global digital health transformation and to
strengthen synergies between initiatives and stakeholders to
improve health outcomes and mitigate associated risks at all
levels (Blumenberg et al., 2022)
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Promote collaboration and advance the transfers and knowledge
of digital health

4. This strategic objective aims to align stakeholders with acting
upon opportunities to improve health and work towards
universal health coverage while meeting challenges, identifying
and communicating risks, and focusing on threats associated
with the use of digital technologies to improve health and
enable universal health coverage ( Mariano, 2020 ). This
strategic objective encourages action on shared opportunities
and challenges relevant to all stakeholders, regardless of their
situation. It aims to maximize collaborations and partnerships
with other agencies within the marketplace and stakeholders and
to help build new ones ( Mariano, 2020 ). This strategic
objective will help to ensure that the quality and outcome of the
new digital health technologies are assessed to enable their
timely adoption and promotion. Policies and regulations are
needed to ensure the investment, sustainability, quality,
security, and safety of both digital health products and cutting-
edge health technologies that are not only used in health care
but that may also be directly marketed to individuals ( Mariano,
2020 ).
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Advance the implementation of digital health strategies
This strategic objective aims to stimulate, support, and
strengthen its strategy on digital health in a way that best suits
its vision, health situation and trends, available resources, and
core values ( Abernethy, 2022 ). It aims to develop cross-
sectoral partnerships at an organizational level to align
resources and investments to ensure the sustainability and
growth of digital health. The objective also seeks to work with

5. existing digital health partnerships to advance global digital
health efforts. This strategic objective aims to build human and
institutional capacity for the safe and appropriate use and scale-
up of digital health by strengthening the commitment and
systematic engagement of all stakeholders ( Abernethy, 2022 ).
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Strengthen governance for digital health at a community level
This strategic objective will focus on strengthening digital
health governance at national and international levels through
creating sustainable and robust governance structures and
building the capacity for digital health at global and national
levels ( Mariano, 2020 ). Governance for digital health aims to
strengthen the capabilities and skills needed for countries to
promote, innovate and scale up digital health technologies (
Mariano, 2020 ). This strategic objective will promote standards
for safety, security, privacy, interoperability, and the ethical use
of data within and outside the health sector.
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Advocate people-centered health systems that are enabled by
digital health.

6. This strategic objective advances digital health literacy, gender
equality, women’s empowerment, and inclusive approaches to
adopting and managing digital health technologies (Blumenberg
et al., 2022). The strategic objective places people at the center
of digital health through the adoption and use of digital health
technologies in scaling up and strengthening health service
delivery (Blumenberg et al., 2022). The strategic objective
places people at the center of digital health through the
adoption and use of digital health technologies in scaling up and
supporting health service delivery. The individual is an
essential component in the delivery of trust-based, people-
centered care. This will not only cover patients, families, and
communities but also the health workers who need to be
prepared to deploy or use digital health technologies in their
work.
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