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Digital health - World Health Organization (WHO) WHO has three key objectives to promote the adoption and scale-up of digital health and innovation: 1 Translating latest data, research, and evidence into action: this means promoting standards for interoperability and data sharing and supporting implementation of digital solutions that contribute to informed decisi
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