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  • The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) initiated the creation of a national health informatics (HI) competency framework in 2018.
  • A working group of HI professionals, researchers, and educators was formed to guide the development process.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop the first Saudi Health Informatics Competency Framework (SHICF).
  • To provide a comparative assessment of the SHICF development process against international frameworks.
  • To discuss challenges encountered during the SHICF development.

Main Methods:

  • Data collection involved literature reviews (academic and grey), international competency standards, surveys, focus groups, and expert panel reviews.
  • Information was synthesized through multiple discussion rounds and visual representations using tools like Microsoft PowerPoint and flip charts.
  • A consensus-based approach was employed to finalize the framework.

Main Results:

  • The successful development of the inaugural Saudi Health Informatics Competency Framework (SHICF).
  • A comprehensive analysis comparing the SHICF development methodology with international counterparts.
  • Identification and discussion of specific challenges faced during the framework's creation.

Conclusions:

  • The SHICF represents a significant milestone in standardizing health informatics competencies in Saudi Arabia.
  • The development process highlighted the importance of multi-stakeholder engagement and rigorous data synthesis.
  • Lessons learned from the SHICF development can inform future competency framework initiatives globally.