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Development of a Health Knowledge and Skill-Based Framework for the Digital Age
Evelyn Hovenga1, Osama El-Hassan2, Manal Almalki3
1Global eHealth Collaborative, Melbourne, Australia.
Abstract:
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region is tackling a significant digital healthcare workforce skills gap by creating a computable unified digital health competency framework and repository. Digital technologies and global competency standards are leveraged to professionalize the digital health knowledge domain and facilitate the development of clear career pathways in digital health. A mixed-methods approach was employed to develop the framework. A standardized categorial structure and information model has been developed to support the creation of this computable framework for workforce evaluation and competency-based career development.
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