What We Do
The Hub strengthens digital health literacy by producing knowledge resources, informing policy development, enabling expert collaboration, and fostering community centered learning. Our work converts research into understanding, expertise into shared value, and innovation into responsible, equitable practice.
- Core Activities
We carry out targeted research, develop accessible educational content, and connect experts across sectors to ensure that digital health tools and practices are understood and applied responsibly. Our activities support both conceptual development and real world testing, helping ideas move from theory into effective practice.
Our core work includes:
• Producing research publications and policy briefs
• Generating accessible educational materials
• Supporting expert collaboration across sectors
• Developing frameworks for responsible digital health use
• Organizing workshops, panels, and learning exchanges
• Supporting pilot applications in real-world contexts
- Our Outputs
We disseminate knowledge through multiple formats that support both scholarly rigor and public accessibility. Our outputs translate expert insight into materials that can inform policy, improve practice, guide implementation, and deepen understanding at all levels, from research communities to everyday users of digital health tools.
Our outputs include:
• Peer-reviewed research
• White papers
• Working briefs
• Explainers and tutorials
• Podcasts, webinars, and learning content
- Working Audiences
Our work is designed to serve the people and institutions that shape, deliver, and experience digital health systems. We support those who develop policy and regulatory frameworks, those who practice and implement health technologies, those who advance the science behind them, and the public who ultimately benefits from informed and equitable access to digital health.
We work with and support:
• Policymakers and regulators
• Healthcare professionals and institutions
• Academic and research communities
• Technologists and innovators
• Civil society, communities, and educators