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WHO-Europe supports digital health for about 900 million people across 53 countries
HIMSS23 Europe

WHO-Europe supports digital health for about 900 million people across 53 countries

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David Novillo Ortiz of WHO-Europe discusses addressing workforce and health equity challenges across the region by driving e-health with four key strategies (tech guidance, enhancing capacity, knowledge exchange and by scaling up things that work).

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