Digital technologies are promoted as adaptable digital public goods that support equitable access and leave no one behind, with protection against misinformation, misuse of information, malicious cyber activity, fraud, inappropriate use of health data and rights violations; attention to digital determinants of health such as literacy, devices and connectivity; syntactic and semantic interoperability with WHO norms; and consideration of safety, ethics, intellectual property, data security, privacy, cost-effectiveness, affordability and digital waste.
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