Geneva Digital Health Hub (gdhub)

🔴 #DareToShare : Tell your story! As the #DareToShare Challenge continues, we love discovering your stories and learning more about your projects and journeys.  It's also a great opportunity to connect with aspects we didn't know about before. https://dare-to-share.org/ Now is also the perfect time to reflect on a key question: Why should I register my project on the Digital Health Atlas? 🔗 digitalhealthatlas.org Because registering is like publishing. Both actions make your work visible, contribute to collective learning, and strengthen the global digital health ecosystem. The Digital Health Atlas (DHA) is a WHO global resource that increases visibility and collaboration with other initiatives, partners and global knowledge networks. By registering, you: 👉 Document your progress and achievements 👉 Contribute to advancing knowledge in digital health 👉 Inform policy and practice through evidence and experience 👉 Connect with others working in similar domains or regions ❤️ What's YOUR reason for registering your project on the Digital Health Atlas. Let us know in the comments. 👏 A big thank you to all those who have already registered and shared their work! Would you like to try it today?  https://lnkd.in/dekBp8yS #DigitalHealth #DareToShare #GlobalHealth #KnowledgeSharing #DigitalHealthAtlas #ImpactStory #GDHM

🔴  What an inspiring few days at the GESDA - Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator Summit ! Awa Babington-Ashaye, Ph.D had the pleasure of attending this year's event. Some selected highlights 👇 ✴️ Genomic Surveillance Frontline: Prof. Christian Happi (ACEGID) on Africa's leadership in outbreak intelligence especially Nigeria: decoding Ebola and SARS-CoV-2 genomes in record time and building equitable, locally driven diagnostics and vaccines. ✴️ The Future Frontiers of Mathematics: Prof. Inhyong Kim on human–machine collaboration. AI could outperform humans on problems not requiring new theory and, within 10 years, it may generate genuinely interesting conjectures and only within 25 years, humans should be able to understand AI limitations precisely ! ✴️ Neurotechnology and governance: With breakthroughs in Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCI), developments in biology and medicine: from age-reversal approaches to transplantable organs, the ethical and governance questions are more urgent than ever! Always a privilege to be immersed in such exchange of ideas and science- diplomacy driven dialogue! Huge congratulations to the GESDA - Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator team. Special thanks to Sophie Gilbert, Martin Müller and Manuel Gustavo Isaac. #ScienceDiplomacy #GESDA #Radar2026 #AI #Mathematics #GlobalHealth #Genomics #BCI #Space #Longevity #Ecology #AnticipatoryGovernance #FutureOfScience

🔴Join us as a sponsor at Geneva Digital Health Day 2026! The third edition of Geneva Digital Health Day will once again take place alongside the World Health Assembly in 2026. We invite organisations to partner with us as sponsors. This is a unique opportunity to enhance your visibility, engage with global health leaders and support this important event, which promotes collaboration and innovation in global health. Whether you represent a technology company, public institution, international organisation or foundation, we would be delighted to discuss how your organisation could contribute to, and benefit from, this global initiative. 👇 Contact us to explore sponsorship opportunities 📩 [email protected] AI for Life by Artefact, Fondation Pierre Fabre , European Space Agency - ESA, health.enabled, The Center for Global Digital Health Innovation, ZIMAM, Digital Connected Care Coalition (DCCC), Direction du développement et de la coopération, Geneva Health Forum, Campus Biotech, Faculté de médecine - UNIGE, Université de Genève, #GIDH

Call to action: repost this post at least 💯 times My turn to take the #DareToShare Challenge! https://dare-to-share.org 1️⃣ My first digital health project: I won’t refer here to my first project, but to the one that linked them all : the Digital Health Atlas (www.digitalhealthatlas.org) at WHO, a global platform that brings together and connects digital health projects worldwide to foster collaboration, transparency, and smarter investments. 2️⃣ Where I work now: As a Digital Health and Innovation Officer at the World Health Organization (WHO), I lead initiatives that strengthen countries’ digital health capacity, foster collaboration, and drive innovation across global health systems. 3️⃣ Why I care about digital health: Having lived with a chronic condition for many years, I know the difference continuity of care can make. I believe digital health isn’t just about innovation it’s about equity, access, and dignity in care. Projects like CareAide/WeCare implemented in Indonesia and Malaysia, focused on chronic disease management, resonate deeply with me because they embody what I’ve dedicated my career to: making health systems more connected and compassionate. 4️⃣ My best memories/insights: Working with ministries, health workers, and innovators around the world and seeing how data, collaboration, and empathy can bridge the gap between policy and patients. 5️⃣ My project is registered on the Digital Health Atlas: Yes and No, having contributed to the growth and the development of the platform for the last 5 years, I see all the projects hosted there as part of a shared journey, but one that stands out is CareAide/WeCare, implemented in Indonesia and Malaysia.(https://lnkd.in/emtt_eHm): Digital Health Solution for Chronic Disease Management because, living with a chronic disease myself, it truly matters to me. I dare to tag my friends and colleagues Dr. Meshari F. Alwashmi, Osama Elhassan, Ph.D., FIAHSI, Noor Alsaadoun, Garrett Mehl, Tigest Tamrat, Melanie Bertram and Derrick Muneene to take the #DareToShare #DareToShare #DigitalHealth #DigitalHealthAtlas #gdhub #GIDH #ChronicDiseases #Telehealth #HealthSystems

Call to action: repost this post at least 💯 times My turn to take the #DareToShare Challenge! https://dare-to-share.org 1️⃣ My first digital health project: I won’t refer here to my first project, but to the one that linked them all : the Digital Health Atlas (www.digitalhealthatlas.org) at WHO, a global platform that brings together and connects digital health projects worldwide to foster collaboration, transparency, and smarter investments. 2️⃣ Where I work now: As a Digital Health and Innovation Officer at the World Health Organization (WHO), I lead initiatives that strengthen countries’ digital health capacity, foster collaboration, and drive innovation across global health systems. 3️⃣ Why I care about digital health: Having lived with a chronic condition for many years, I know the difference continuity of care can make. I believe digital health isn’t just about innovation it’s about equity, access, and dignity in care. Projects like CareAide/WeCare implemented in Indonesia and Malaysia, focused on chronic disease management, resonate deeply with me because they embody what I’ve dedicated my career to: making health systems more connected and compassionate. 4️⃣ My best memories/insights: Working with ministries, health workers, and innovators around the world and seeing how data, collaboration, and empathy can bridge the gap between policy and patients. 5️⃣ My project is registered on the Digital Health Atlas: Yes and No, having contributed to the growth and the development of the platform for the last 5 years, I see all the projects hosted there as part of a shared journey, but one that stands out is CareAide/WeCare, implemented in Indonesia and Malaysia.(https://lnkd.in/emtt_eHm): Digital Health Solution for Chronic Disease Management because, living with a chronic disease myself, it truly matters to me. I dare to tag my friends and colleagues Dr. Meshari F. Alwashmi, Osama Elhassan, Ph.D., FIAHSI, Noor Alsaadoun, Garrett Mehl, Tigest Tamrat, Melanie Bertram and Derrick Muneene to take the #DareToShare #DareToShare #DigitalHealth #DigitalHealthAtlas #gdhub #GIDH #ChronicDiseases #Telehealth #HealthSystems

🙏 A big thank you to Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin for organizing and hosting the VIP Breakfast Dialogue on “Towards Connected Digital Markets for Global Health” at the World Health Summit 2025. The Geneva Digital Health Hub (gdhub) co-organized the “Implementation Insights” session, exploring how connected digital markets can strengthen health systems across regions. 👏 Many thanks to Carolina Batista MD and Riccardo Lampariello for their insightful contributions, and to Ilona Kickbusch (Digital Transformations for Health Lab) for steering the overall event with great energy and perspective. 📸 Pictures: World Health Summit #DigitalHealth #GlobalHealth #HealthDataSpace #WHS2025