Africa's digital health leaders unite in Naivasha, Kenya

Digital health leaders from across Africa have converged in Naivasha, Kenya, to shape the future of the Africa Digital Health Network (ADHN). The two-day workshop which was a resounding success marked by engaging discussions, innovative ideas, and firm commitments to advancing digital health on the continent brought together stakeholders from governments, private sector players, academia, civil society, multilaterals, and innovators.

Through collaborative efforts, participants defined ADHN's strategic objectives, value propositions, key action plans, and a robust membership model. This inclusive approach ensures representation from diverse stakeholders.

The ADHN vision is clear: to unite Africa's digital health communities, sharing knowledge, building partnerships, driving innovation, and capacity building. This collective effort aims to foster collaboration for sustainable health outcomes across the continent.

The workshop achieved significant milestones, setting the stage for ADHN's transformative impact. By establishing a unified platform, ADHN will improve healthcare access and quality, enhance collaboration and knowledge sharing, increase innovation and capacity building, and strengthen partnerships among stakeholders.

ADHN's potential impact is vast, with the possibility of transforming the continent's healthcare landscape.

By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye