Digital health services in Jordan surpass their final target by more than two years. World Bank: Digital transformation in Jordan's healthcare delivery reaches 79%. $152.2 million disbursed out of the $350 million digital government program financing. The number of beneficiaries utilizing digital health services in Jordan under the 'Citizen-Centric Digital Government' program surpassed the one-million mark by the end of last June, exceeding the program's final target of 683,000 beneficiaries more than two years ahead of the program's scheduled completion date in June 2028. This indicator measures the improvement in access to and utilization of patient-centered digital services delivered through the electronic medical record platform. These services include scheduling medical appointments and accessing selected health records, such as active and pending medications, recent vaccination histories, pending and completed laboratory test results, allergy profiles, and vital signs, in addition to prescription refills and home delivery services for non-communicable diseases.
Digital health services in Jordan surpass their final target by more than two years. World Bank: Digital transformation in Jordan's healthcare delivery reaches 79%. $152.2 million disbursed out of the $350 million digital government program financing. The number of beneficiaries utilizing digital health services in Jordan under the 'Citizen-Centric Digital Government' program surpassed the one-million mark by the end of last June, exceeding the program's final target of 683,000 beneficiaries more than two years ahead of the program's scheduled completion date in June 2028. This indicator measures the improvement in access to and utilization of patient-centered digital services delivered through the electronic medical record platform. These services include scheduling medical appointments and accessing selected health records, such as active and pending medications, recent vaccination histories, pending and completed laboratory test results, allergy profiles, and vital signs, in addition to prescription refills and home delivery services for non-communicable diseases.
Digital health services in Jordan surpass their final target by more than two years. World Bank: Digital transformation in Jordan's healthcare delivery reaches 79%. $152.2 million disbursed out of the $350 million digital government program financing. The number of beneficiaries utilizing digital health services in Jordan under the 'Citizen-Centric Digital Government' program surpassed the one-million mark by the end of last June, exceeding the program's final target of 683,000 beneficiaries more than two years ahead of the program's scheduled completion date in June 2028. This indicator measures the improvement in access to and utilization of patient-centered digital services delivered through the electronic medical record platform. These services include scheduling medical appointments and accessing selected health records, such as active and pending medications, recent vaccination histories, pending and completed laboratory test results, allergy profiles, and vital signs, in addition to prescription refills and home delivery services for non-communicable diseases.
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World Bank: Over One Million Beneficiaries of the Digital Health Services Program in Jordan
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