Digital Health Week is a global moment when people around the world take coordinated action to shape how digital technologies are used in health — so that the digital transformation of health strengthens equity, rights, and access for everyone, everywhere.
Held each year in early November, it brings together communities, civil society, practitioners, policymakers, and governments to push for concrete changes that make health systems stronger, fairer, and more inclusive in the digital age.
Works for everyone, not just a few, helping countries deliver health for all
Amplifies the voices of youth, civil society, and communities most often excluded from decision-making
Respects people’s rights and privacy
Health ministries and government agencies
Civil society organisations and community leaders
Youth and gender equality groups
Health workers, researchers, and digital advocates
Global health institutions and private sector partners
Hosting webinars, workshops, or local events
Sharing stories and experiences online
Speaking with decision-makers
Joining or leading consultations
Spreading the word on social media with #DigitalHealthWeek
Brought together voices from more than 40 countries
Raised awareness about data rights, privacy, and fairness
Helped shape global plans for digital health through consultations and public action