The Global Digital Health Network holds regular meetings–both in-person and virtual–each month to discuss promising approaches, challenges and lessons learned, where invited speakers present on topics of interest to the group. The Network also hosts deep dives to further explore important topics in a hands-on context. Presentation slides and meeting recaps are shared on the Network listserv so members are informed of both the presentation topics and discussion among participants.
On August 18th, the Global Digital Health Network convened virtually for the Network’s monthly webinar, a discussion focused on “Built to Last: the Making of Sustainable Human Resources for Digital Health”. As more countries develop and implement digital health strategies and digital technologies, the challenge of growing and maintaining sustainable capacity to adapt and manage […]
Please register for the Global Digital Health Network’s August Monthly Meeting – “Built to Last: the Making of Sustainable Human Resources for Digital Health” – hosted by HELINA (KeHIA, UgHIA, GHIA) and Electronic Health Solutions (EHS). The online webinar will be held on Tuesday August 18th from 8am – 9:30am EDT / 12pm – 1:30pm […]
The Global Digital Health Network is hiring two academic year fellows to support its operations. These remote positions are open to US and non-US graduate level students pursuing a public health, health informatics, or related program. Applicants must also speak fluent English. Project Management Fellow: This fellow will be responsible for assisting with day-to-day operations […]
On July 23rd, the Global Digital Health Network convened virtually for the Network’s monthly webinar, hosted by FHI 360 and PATH. The discussion was focused on “How digital technologies can support self-care“. WHO recently released guidelines on self-care interventions for sexual and reproductive health, and identified July as self-care month. The guidelines noted that digital technologies offer new […]
Please join us on July 23, 2020 at 8:30am EDT for our monthly Global Digital Health Network Meeting, hosted by FHI 360 and PATH. Join us online via webinar. Please register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YROnDCOYT3eWyshPnSKvUQ How digital technologies can support self-care WHO has recently released guidelines on self-care interventions for sexual and reproductive health, and has identified […]
On June 29th, the Global Digital Health Network convened virtually for the Network’s monthly webinar, hosted by Palladium. The discussion was focused on COVID 19 Data Systems – Experience Sharing. With the advent of the COVID 19 pandemic, organizations and individuals have had to adapt to new ways of operating, mainly due to lockdowns and other […]
Please join us on June 29, 2020 at 8:00am EDT for our monthly Global Digital Health Network Meeting, hosted by Palladium. Join us online via webinar. Please register here. COVID 19 Data Systems – Experience Sharing With the advent of the COVID 19 pandemic, organizations and individuals have had to adapt to new ways of […]
On May 28th, the Global Digital Health Network convened virtually for the Network’s monthly webinar, hosted by ICF. The discussion was focused on Tools for Assessing and Maintaining Electronic Health Record (EHR) Security. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), and the United States […]
Please join us on May 28, at 9:30 am EDT for our monthly Global Digital Health Network meeting, hosted by ICF. Please join us online via webinar: https://bit.ly/GDHNMay2020! Tools for Assessing and Maintaining Electronic Health Record (EHR) Security The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), […]
Please join us on October 3rd at 10:00am EST for our monthly Global Digital Health Network meeting, hosted by DAI in Washington, DC and online via webinar! Cybersecurity and 5G in Digital Health Electronic health records and digital health systems have allowed greater and more rapid access to potentially life-saving information for patients around the world. Despite […]