Roadmap to Successful Digital Health Ecosystems: A Global Perspective, Second Edition, explores the transformative integration of digital health technologies to enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of digital health, focusing on next-generation systems and the role of artificial intelligence in creating efficient healthcare ecosystems. The revised content covers topics such as regional implementation experiences, workforce management, and precision healthcare. New chapters highlight advancements in digital health technologies, case studies from Jamaica and Africa, and strategies for addressing fragmentation in healthcare systems. The book emphasizes ethical AI use and proactive, integrated healthcare approaches. For the academic audience, this revision serves as an essential resource, compiling cutting-edge research and practical applications that inform best practices in digital health. It equips researchers, educators, and practitioners with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of digital health ecosystems and drive innovation in their fields.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. About the editors and authors - p. xiii 7. Foreword to the new edition - p. xxv 8. Preface - p. xxvii 9. Acknowledgements - p. xxxi 10. Section 1. Health ecosystems’ characteristics - p. S1 11. Chapter 1. Establishing the need for digital health ecosystem transformation - p. 3 12. Chapter 2. Building global and national infrastructures for digital health ecosystems - p. 23 13. Chapter 3. An evolving global leadership landscape - p. 53 14. Chapter 4. Fragmented global digital health standards development organisations-platform foundations - p. 87 15. Section 2. Health data, information and knowledge pipeline - p. S2 16. Chapter 5. Are professional guidelines and regulatory standards fit for purpose? - p. 123 17. Chapter 6. Health knowledge management in a digital world - p. 151 18. Chapter 7. Health data supply chains and data governance: Building a framework for trust and efficiency - p. 185 19. Section 3. New generation health systems: Supporting artificial intelligence - p. S3 20. Chapter 8. Transforming health ecosystems through digital innovation - p. 225 21. Chapter 9. Digital health standards driving seamless system integration - p. 241 22. Chapter 10. The knowledge driven platform: Strategic technologies for an open platform ecosystem approach - p. 259 23. Chapter 11. Modelling clinical knowledge - p. 289 24. Chapter 12. The growing importance of health data standards and their limitations - p. 311 25. Chapter 13. Identity and unique identifiers: Value, use and their management - p. 355 26. Chapter 14. Health data sources, EHRs and essential technology paradigms - p. 377 27. Chapter 15. Primary health reform for the digital era - p. 409 28. Chapter 16. Health data security and privacy: Challenges and solutions for the future - p. 433 29. Chapter 17. Embracing AI for precision healthcare - p. 471 30. Section 4. Health workforce, knowledge, skills and attitudes - p. S4 31. Chapter 18. A health knowledge and skill-based framework for the digital age - p. 485 32. Chapter 19. Digital upskilling of the health workforce – A university perspective - p. 527 33. Chapter 20. Digital health workforce maturity - p. 549 34. Section 5. Case studies - p. S5 35. Chapter 21. Health informatics in the Middle East and North Africa - p. 567 36. Chapter 22. Leading health service and policy needs: A community focused approach supporting public health - p. 591 37. Chapter 23. A framework and call to action for regional health information systems interoperability: The Asia eHealth Information Network (AeHIN) experience - p. 607 38. Chapter 24. Catalonia's Digital Health Strategy: transforming vision into reality - p. 625 39. Chapter 25. Evidence-based biomedical information systems: The road ahead - p. 659 40. Chapter 26. Norway, Sweden and Finland as forerunners in open ecosystems and openEHR - p. 683 41. Chapter 27. Benefits of using SNOMED CT in the UK National Health Service (NHS) - p. 699 42. Chapter 28. Jamaica's digital health journey: From paper trails to a learning health system - p. 711 43. Section 6. Future vision - p. S6 44. Chapter 29. Addressing transformational change - p. 745 45. Chapter 30. Emerging digital health ecosystems - p. 763 46. Glossary of digital health terms - p. 787 47. Index - p. 789
Roadmap to Successful Digital Health Ecosystems: A Global Perspective, Second Edition, explores the transformative integration of digital health technologies to enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of digital health, focusing on next-generation systems and the role of artificial intelligence in creating efficient healthcare ecosystems. The revised content covers topics such as regional implementation experiences, workforce management, and precision healthcare. New chapters highlight advancements in digital health technologies, case studies from Jamaica and Africa, and strategies for addressing fragmentation in healthcare systems. The book emphasizes ethical AI use and proactive, integrated healthcare approaches. For the academic audience, this revision serves as an essential resource, compiling cutting-edge research and practical applications that inform best practices in digital health. It equips researchers, educators, and practitioners with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of digital health ecosystems and drive innovation in their fields.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. About the editors and authors - p. xiii 7. Foreword to the new edition - p. xxv 8. Preface - p. xxvii 9. Acknowledgements - p. xxxi 10. Section 1. Health ecosystems’ characteristics - p. S1 11. Chapter 1. Establishing the need for digital health ecosystem transformation - p. 3 12. Chapter 2. Building global and national infrastructures for digital health ecosystems - p. 23 13. Chapter 3. An evolving global leadership landscape - p. 53 14. Chapter 4. Fragmented global digital health standards development organisations-platform foundations - p. 87 15. Section 2. Health data, information and knowledge pipeline - p. S2 16. Chapter 5. Are professional guidelines and regulatory standards fit for purpose? - p. 123 17. Chapter 6. Health knowledge management in a digital world - p. 151 18. Chapter 7. Health data supply chains and data governance: Building a framework for trust and efficiency - p. 185 19. Section 3. New generation health systems: Supporting artificial intelligence - p. S3 20. Chapter 8. Transforming health ecosystems through digital innovation - p. 225 21. Chapter 9. Digital health standards driving seamless system integration - p. 241 22. Chapter 10. The knowledge driven platform: Strategic technologies for an open platform ecosystem approach - p. 259 23. Chapter 11. Modelling clinical knowledge - p. 289 24. Chapter 12. The growing importance of health data standards and their limitations - p. 311 25. Chapter 13. Identity and unique identifiers: Value, use and their management - p. 355 26. Chapter 14. Health data sources, EHRs and essential technology paradigms - p. 377 27. Chapter 15. Primary health reform for the digital era - p. 409 28. Chapter 16. Health data security and privacy: Challenges and solutions for the future - p. 433 29. Chapter 17. Embracing AI for precision healthcare - p. 471 30. Section 4. Health workforce, knowledge, skills and attitudes - p. S4 31. Chapter 18. A health knowledge and skill-based framework for the digital age - p. 485 32. Chapter 19. Digital upskilling of the health workforce – A university perspective - p. 527 33. Chapter 20. Digital health workforce maturity - p. 549 34. Section 5. Case studies - p. S5 35. Chapter 21. Health informatics in the Middle East and North Africa - p. 567 36. Chapter 22. Leading health service and policy needs: A community focused approach supporting public health - p. 591 37. Chapter 23. A framework and call to action for regional health information systems interoperability: The Asia eHealth Information Network (AeHIN) experience - p. 607 38. Chapter 24. Catalonia's Digital Health Strategy: transforming vision into reality - p. 625 39. Chapter 25. Evidence-based biomedical information systems: The road ahead - p. 659 40. Chapter 26. Norway, Sweden and Finland as forerunners in open ecosystems and openEHR - p. 683 41. Chapter 27. Benefits of using SNOMED CT in the UK National Health Service (NHS) - p. 699 42. Chapter 28. Jamaica's digital health journey: From paper trails to a learning health system - p. 711 43. Section 6. Future vision - p. S6 44. Chapter 29. Addressing transformational change - p. 745 45. Chapter 30. Emerging digital health ecosystems - p. 763 46. Glossary of digital health terms - p. 787 47. Index - p. 789
