The Digital Health Resource Library provides a list of key resources to enhance information sharing and learning across family planning stakeholders supporting digital health tools in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Featured resources include policy documents, reports, resource guides, and websites that describe the planning, implementation, policy, governance, and evaluation aspects of digital health programming in LMICs.
Addresses challenges facing digital health technologies, including fragmentation, sustainability, and interoperability. Outlines a systems-level approach to supporting partner countries in adopting digital health solutions.
Categorizes ways in which digital and mobile technologies are being used to support health system needs. Designed primarily for public health audiences.
Focuses on family planning and aim to provide a common language for various audiences to promote understanding of digital systems within a defined health program area.
Open-source web platform designed to help governments, technologists, implementers, and donors coordinate, strengthen, and scale digital health activities globally.
A collection of case studies across a range of digital health technologies enhancing family planning programs mainly in sub-Saharan Africa, but also globally.
Designed to help countries create and implement a platform to serve as the underlying infrastructure for an interoperable and integrated national digital health system.
A set of evidence-based family planning practices vetted by experts and documented in an easy-to-use format. Designed to build consensus around family planning solutions.
Consists of more than 3,900 participants across 117 countries that engage in information sharing and provide leadership in digital solutions for global public health.
Describes the WHO’s global digital health approach, designed for use by all member states, including those with limited access to digital technologies, goods, and services.
Designed to help countries and organizations holistically assess, plan, and prioritize interventions and Investments to strengthen a health information system.
Provides step-by-step guidance to improve the quality and value of monitoring and evaluation efforts for digital health interventions. Intended for implementers and researchers.
A framework for the development of a national eHealth vision, action plan, and monitoring approach. Can be applied by governments developing or revitalizing a national strategy.
Describes the results of a content analysis of family planning digital platforms, including a quality assessment of 11 implemented tools that showed promise for scale.
