Information systems for health (IS4H) are a strategic component of the digital transformation of the health sector.
IS4H promotes the development of robust, interoperable, and people-centered systems to support evidence-informed decision-making and improve population health. By strengthening data governance, adopting standards, and strategically using digital technologies, the initiative advances the integration of health information and the sharing of knowledge among the different stakeholders in the sector.
Maturity Model
The Information Systems for Health Maturity Model (IS4H-MM) is a framework that guides health information systems along the path of change shaped by the information and knowledge revolution and shows how countries and organizations can strengthen their capacity to operate, interact with, and benefit from these systems.
Assessment across the five progressive levels of the IS4H-MM provides the insight needed to determine the direction of information systems plans and roadmaps.
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Level 1
Initiated
Data are available, but awareness of information use is limited.
2
Level 2
Defined
Data management policies and standards are defined, along with plans and roadmaps.
3
Level 3
Repeatable
Processes are implemented and efforts to improve data quality are repeated.
4
Level 4
Managed
Governance and knowledge management are consolidated through information integration.
5
Level 5
Optimized
System components are integrated and aligned, promoting innovation and continuous improvement.
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