About
Partnerstwa
GHSH · Digital Health
GHSH Transformation Programs
GHSH programs are structured modules for collaboration and standardization, designed for governments, public institutions, and international partners. Each program functions as a ready-made framework — from baseline assessment, through roadmap development, to pilot implementations. Together they form a coherent portfolio of digital health initiatives that can be implemented independently or as an integrated transformation system.
Program catalog
Select the area that aligns with your institution's priorities. Each program is available as a standalone module or as part of a broader digital health transformation portfolio.
Tech · Assessment / Roadmap
Interoperability
Building the capacity to exchange data between healthcare systems based on HL7 FHIR and IHE standards.
  • Mapping existing systems and interoperability gaps
  • Implementing data exchange profiles (IPS, IHE XDS)
  • Integrating with national registries and e-health platforms
For whom: Ministries of health, IT agencies, reference hospitals
Tech/Policy · Roadmap / Pilot
Population Health Management
Implementing proactive population health management models using data and predictive analytics.
  • Population segmentation and risk stratification
  • Data-driven preventive intervention models
  • Real-time monitoring of health indicators
For whom: National governments, regional public health institutions
Policy · Assessment / Roadmap
Resilience
Strengthening the resilience of healthcare systems against crises, disruptions, and demographic challenges.
  • System resilience assessment (health system stress-testing)
  • Crisis readiness and business continuity frameworks
  • Digitalization of crisis management procedures
For whom: Governments, health security agencies, WHO
Finance · Assessment / Roadmap
Financing
Designing sustainable digital health financing mechanisms, including PPP models and EU instruments.
  • Analysis of digital health financing landscapes
  • Business models and EU grant application templates
  • Investment readiness assessment
For whom: Ministries of finance and health, multilateral institutions
Policy · Pilot
Workforce
Building digital competencies among medical and administrative staff as a foundation for health transformation.
  • Digital competency maps (digital maturity assessment)
  • Training and certification programs for health workers
  • Strategies for recruiting and retaining digital talent
For whom: Ministries of health, medical universities, professional organizations
Tech/Policy · Roadmap / Pilot
Quality & Patient Pathways
Standardizing patient pathways and quality assurance mechanisms using digital clinical tools.
  • Designing digital clinical pathways
  • Implementing quality indicators and reporting systems
  • Tools for measuring patient experience (PROMs/PREMs)
For whom: Hospitals, quality agencies, governments
Digital Health Governance
Regulatory and institutional frameworks for governing digital health transformation at the national and regional levels.
For whom: Governments, regulators, parliaments
Data & Analytics
Building health data ecosystems — from architecture to health data spaces aligned with EHDS.
For whom: Data agencies, public health institutes
Procurement & Standards
Standardizing procurement processes for digital solutions in healthcare, including RFP templates and evaluation criteria.
For whom: Ministries, procurement agencies, EU institutions
From program to project
Program (Framework)
A program is a structured strategic framework — it defines goals, methodology, tools, and standards. It is the starting point and roadmap for any institution, regardless of its digital maturity stage.
  • Ready-made methodologies and checklists
  • KPI models and sector benchmarks
  • Document and policy templates
Project (Implementation / Pilot)
A project is a specific implementation or pilot carried out in a given country or institution. It results from the program, but is adapted to the local context: regulatory, financial, and institutional.
  • Defined scope, budget, and timeline
  • Dedicated team and stakeholders
  • Measurable results and implementation reports
Collaboration · Working Groups
Working groups and collaboration resources
GHSH working groups are multilateral expert platforms that turn knowledge into action. Each group operates under clearly defined Terms of Reference (ToR), ensuring structure, regularity, and transparency of participation for governments and partners from around the world.
Working group model
1
Terms of Reference (ToR)
Each group has an approved ToR document defining its mandate, objectives, scope, and expected outputs. The ToR is updated annually at the group's plenary session.
2
Meeting frequency
Groups meet quarterly via video conference (90 min) and once a year in person during global health events. Minutes and materials are available in a closed repository.
3
Participants
Groups invite representatives from ministries of health, regulatory agencies, multilateral organizations (WHO, OECD, World Bank), and accredited experts from the private and academic sectors.
4
Participation rules
Participation is free for government institutions and nonprofit organizations. A commitment to actively participate in at least 3 of the 4 meetings per year and to follow GHSH confidentiality policy is required.
Program tools and artifacts
Each GHSH program is supported by a set of ready-to-use resources that institutions can adapt to local needs without having to build from scratch.
Readiness assessment checklists
Structured self-assessment tools for the digital maturity of the health system, based on WHO-DHIS and HIMSS frameworks.
KPI models
A library of key performance indicators for each program, with sector benchmarks and monitoring dashboard templates.
RFP and ToR templates
Ready-made templates for requests for proposals and terms of reference for public procurement in digital health, aligned with EU directives.
Interoperability profiles
Technical specifications and implementation profiles for HL7 FHIR, IHE, and SNOMED CT standards, adapted to different national contexts.
Policy briefs
Concise analytical documents addressed to decision-makers, presenting recommendations, regulatory context, and good practices from different countries.
Program map: Topic × Stage
The matrix above illustrates how the individual GHSH programs are distributed by implementation stage. Institutions can enter a program at any stage — from initial assessment, through roadmap development, to pilot implementation.
Join the working groups
Apply to join a Working Group
Complete the application form to join one or more GHSH working groups. After your institution is verified, you will receive an invitation to the next group meeting and access to the materials repository.
The form includes: first and last name, organization, role, thematic areas, email address, and consent to data processing in accordance with GHSH policy.
Choose program(s)
Select the thematic areas aligned with your institution's priorities.
Verification and accreditation
The GHSH secretariat verifies the application within 5 business days.
Access and participation
You receive an invitation, materials, and access to the collaboration platform.


Your next steps
Regardless of your role, GHSH has an engagement path tailored to your needs.
🏛️ For governments
Schedule an individual briefing with GHSH experts to discuss your country's priorities.
🤝 For partners
Join working groups and co-create digital health standards and tools.