Digital Transformation Lab

Co Creating Digital Transformation for UHC

The Mutual Learning Platform presented a session at the Global Digital Health Forum 2023 December 4-6 on the Co-creation of digital eco-systems for UHC As countries increasingly look at ... developing their respective digital blue prints and architectures it is important to consider how various health technologies fit into or complete care pathways; regulatory arrangements needed to enable better engagement with health tech providers; and the kinds of platforms that will be needed by States to aggregate, assess, integrate and, scale Digital blueprints require appropriate engagement models to complete eco- system architectures. The importance of mutual learning and experimentation is all the more needed to for more inclusive digital health systems. Co-creation is messy companies ultimately learn by doing. Technology providers now form an integral part of primary care provision in LMICs. Digital eco-systems will need a combination trust building, and to think scale one has to differentiate the capacities of various type of providers. The Digital T Lab approach offers the opportunity to get stakeholders to commit, take responsibility by identifying potential problems and testing strategies to address them and agree on roles and responsibilities

With:

• Priya Balasubramaniam , Centre for Sustainable Health Innovations& PHFI
• Radha Karnad Health X Africa.
• Rubaiyath Sarwar Innovision Consulting
• Gerry Bloom, IDS Sussex