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Member Organizations

5

Countries Represented

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Together for Impact

Evidence

Policy in Action

Digital Health & Technology


This committee aims at exploring how digital tools, data analytics, and technology can support infectious disease prevention and control. It serves as a highly relevant space for knowledge exchange on innovations in health tech, data systems, and digital health platforms.

Members share among each other tech solutions, partner on pilot projects, and explore digital platforms for disease surveillance, diagnostics, and health education.

Objectives

Strengthen Digital Health Systems


Promote effective, equitable, and sustainable use of digital technologies to strengthen health systems and improve access to care.

Advance Digital Innovation


Support the development and responsible adoption of innovative digital tools and technologies for infectious disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance.

Promote Data and Interoperability


Advocate for interoperable, secure, and accessible health data systems that enable better decision-making and continuity of care.

Improve digital health access for underserved populations.


Identify and address barriers to digital health access, particularly among underserved and vulnerable populations.

Strengthen Digital Health Governance


Promote evidence-informed policies, ethical standards, privacy, security, and responsible governance of digital health technologies.

Build Digital Health Partnerships


Facilitate collaboration among civil society, technology developers, researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to advance digital health solutions.

Members

Nyombi Erusaniya Elijah

Co-Founder & Director

MUJHU Care Limited

LinkedIn

Kamaldeen Habib

Malaria Program Manager

Speak Up Africa

LinkedIn

Andra Blaj

Co-Executive Director

Medic

LinkedIn

Christopher Sengoga

Health & Human Advisor

Rwanda NGOs Forum

LinkedIn

Peter Femi Babatunde

Senior Research Officer

NBRDA

LinkedIn

Andra Blaj

Co-Executive Director

Medic (Andra Blaj)

LinkedIn

Špela Oberstar

Senior AMR Educator

NES Scotland

LinkedIn

Rebecca Potter

Public Health Specialist

HISP Centre / DHIS2

LinkedIn

Dykki Settle

Board Member

Medic

LinkedIn

Dr. Al Ozonoff

Senior Advisor

Broad Institute

LinkedIn

Prof. Friday Okonofua

Professor of Obstetrics

University of Benin

LinkedIn

Max Krafft

DHIS2 Training Lead

DHIS2 / HISP Network

LinkedIn

Lillian Kreppel

CEO & Co-Founder

HPV Cancers Alliance

LinkedIn

Kelvin Saungweme

Founder

Nourasense Private Limited

LinkedIn

Ardalan Shariat

Digital Health Professor

Tehran University

LinkedIn

David Akpan

Deputy Director

eHealth Africa

LinkedIn

Emmanuel Osei

Public Health Professional

Total Family Health

LinkedIn

Patryk Kot

Senior Business Manager

Infection Innovation Consortium

LinkedIn

Varaidzo Joyline Mukwekwe

Health Data Science Intern

LifeArc

LinkedIn

Yolanda Paul

EDI Manager

West Indies University

LinkedIn

Laétitia Sadiya Badolo

Policy Analyst

NIYEL

LinkedIn

Ernest Amoabeng Ortsin

President

GHANET

LinkedIn

Katherine Crothers

Perinatal Systems Coordinator

State of Maine

LinkedIn

Robin Montgomery

Independent Policy Consultant

Robin K Montgomery Consulting

LinkedIn

Gloria Ohiyole Adoyi

Public Health Specialist

Save the Children

LinkedIn

Andrea Thomas

Head of Epidemiology

BlueDot

LinkedIn

Guests

Javier Aquiles Hidalgo Acosta

Specialist in critical medicine

Independent

LinkedIn

Leadership

Emily Smith

Committee Manager

Digital Health

LinkedIn

Priorities

Strengthen Digital Disease Surveillance

Improve Data Interoperability

Advance Responsible AI in Health

Strengthen Digital Health Governance

Close the Digital Health Divide

Scale Digital Health Innovation

Facts

Digital health needs national strategy and interoperability


WHO calls for national digital health strategies and interoperable health information systems.

AI is transforming disease surveillance


AI and digital technologies are increasingly used for surveillance, outbreak detection, and decision-making.

Digital innovation must be equitable


Digital health must address access, ethics, governance, and communities at risk of exclusion.

Data can turn innovation into action


Digital health can connect surveillance, diagnostics, analytics, and health information systems.

Events

No Events Available

There are currently no events scheduled for this committee. Please check back for future updates.

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