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Cultivating eHealth evaluation leadership
11 University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Healthcare Management Forum
|May 17, 2019
Summary
Effective eHealth evaluation leadership is crucial for successful digital health adoption. This article explores the need for, characteristics of, and methods to develop this essential leadership capacity.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Leadership Studies
- Digital Health Evaluation
Background:
- Health leaders with informatics skills and eHealth experience are vital for long-term vision and navigating adoption challenges.
- Leadership in electronic health evaluation specifically receives limited attention despite its importance.
Purpose of the Study:
- To initiate a dialogue on the significance of eHealth evaluation leadership.
- To identify key issues and strategies for cultivating this leadership.
- To foster capacity building for eHealth evaluation leadership in Canada and internationally.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual discussion and literature review on leadership in health informatics.
- Analysis of the characteristics and requirements for effective eHealth evaluation leaders.
- Exploration of practical approaches to develop and enhance leadership skills in this domain.
Main Results:
- Highlights the critical need for specialized leadership in eHealth evaluation.
- Defines essential characteristics of effective eHealth evaluation leaders, including informatics expertise and strategic vision.
- Proposes methods for cultivating leadership capacity through training and focused development initiatives.
Conclusions:
- eHealth evaluation leadership is a distinct and necessary competency for successful digital health implementation.
- Proactive development of this leadership is essential for maximizing the benefits of eHealth initiatives.
- The findings provide a framework for engaging stakeholders and building capacity in eHealth evaluation leadership.
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