Playing to Win in Healthcare: Framework for Developing Digital Health Strategy.

Zahra Sheraly, Karim Keshavjee, Aziz Guergachi
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Health information technology implementations frequently fail despite extensive research on success factors over the past three decades. This paper introduces the Playing-to-Win Digital Health Strategy Canvas, an adaptation of Martin and Lafley's framework, tailored for healthcare. The canvas integrates business strategy principles with evidence-based insights to address unique challenges in digital health implementation. Key elements include prioritizing high-risk populations, co-designing solutions with stakeholders, and aligning with the Quintuple Aim to ensure sustainable, impactful outcomes. Developed through systematic reviews and stakeholder consultations, the framework serves as a practical tool for early-career planners and implementers. While promising, further research is needed to optimize its application to scalability and sustainability in complex healthcare systems.

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在医疗保健中取胜:制定数字医疗战略的框架。
尽管在过去三十年中对成功因素进行了广泛的研究,但卫生信息技术的实施经常失败。本文介绍了双赢数字健康战略画布,这是马丁和雷富礼框架的改编,专为医疗保健量身定制。该画布将业务战略原则与基于证据的见解相结合,以应对数字健康实施中的独特挑战。关键要素包括优先考虑高风险人群,与利益攸关方共同设计解决方案,并与“五项目标”保持一致,以确保取得可持续、有影响力的成果。该框架是通过系统审查和利益攸关方协商制定的,是职业生涯早期规划者和实施者的实用工具。虽然前景看好,但需要进一步研究以优化其在复杂医疗保健系统中的可扩展性和可持续性应用。
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