Which of the following released New Guidelines on 10 Ways to Use Digital Health Technology to Boost People's Health?
Options
A. UNICEF
B. WHO
C. World Meteorological Organization
D. International Monetary Fund
Correct Answer
WHO
Explanation
WHO has released New Guidelines on 10 Ways to Use Digital Health Technology to Boost People's Health. The guidelines were based on a 2-year-long research study by WHO on digital technologies which was inclusive of consultations with global experts. It demonstrates that health systems need to provide response for the increasing availability of information. People should be assured of their own data being secure and not be put at risk because of their access to information on sensitive health issues such as sexual and reproductive health issues, thus in turn protecting individual's privacy.
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