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Health technologies - World Health Organization (WHO) Health technologies include medicines, medical devices, assistive technologies, techniques and procedures developed to solve health problems and improve the quality of life Such technologies are used in all types of health facilities, play a major role in contemporary health-care systems, and contribute directly to the quality of patient care
Health technologies - World Health Organization (WHO) Establish strategic leadership and assessment mechanisms for emerging digital health technologies by fostering an equitable ecosystem of global and country-level partners The aim is to enable member states to actively develop, implement, and support interoperable solutions that can be sustained and scaled, with in-country stakeholders leading
Digital health - World Health Organization (WHO) Even so, its application to improve the health of populations remains largely untapped, and there is immense scope for use of digital health solutions WHO is harnessing the power of digital technologies and health innovation to accelerate global attainment of health and well-being
Health technology assessment - Global - World Health Organization (WHO) Health technology assessment (HTA) is a systematic and multidisciplinary evaluation of the properties of health technologies and interventions covering both their direct and indirect consequences It is a multidisciplinary process that aims to determine the value of a health technology and to inform guidance on how these technologies can be
WHO releases new compendium of innovative health technologies for COVID . . . The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for innovative health technologies that can help countries improve health outcomes by providing shortcuts to solutions despite lack of infrastructure and resources However, many of the new technologies that have come to market are unaffordable or unsuitable for low- and middle-income countries To ensure that all countries benefit from health
5 innovations that are revolutionizing global healthcare The VR and AR (augmented reality) market is booming worldwide, and both technologies are being used increasingly in healthcare applications The technology can be deployed in various ways, such as performing more advanced surgery, helping with pain relief, and treating mental health conditions
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How health technology is transforming global healthcare Boundary-pushing digital health technologies are not unicorns or niche ventures; they are catalysts for a new era in healthcare With strategic investment, enabling policies and innovative partnerships, we can revolutionize the global healthcare landscape to enhance medical care for patients worldwide
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Digital tools positively impact health workers’ performance, new WHO . . . Assessing digital health technologies This is the first overview of systematic reviews to interpret the impact of digital health technologies on the competencies and performance of health-care workers However, additional data is needed – especially for lower- and middle-income countries – to reach more accurate conclusions