Digital Access
and Infrastructure
Digital platforms and technologies used and the technological
means to manage and make use of them.
What are the sub-capabilities?
- Vernacular platforms and technologies
- Enterprise platforms and technologies
- Systems and tools (internal and external)
What are the core questions?
- What counts as a digital sexual health platform or technology and how is it used and accessed?
- How well do digital technologies and platforms support organisational purpose?
- How well do digital technologies and platforms support and enable consumer self-efficacy and access?
What does digital access and infrastructure look like in practice?
CASE STUDY 01
A group of senior leaders from sexual and reproductive health organisations across NSW discuss the ‘future of digital health’ as part of a sector-wide planning day.
Pre-reading for the session incudes the current digital transformation policies, which have a broad, non-disciplinary-specific health focus.
The session facilitator uses the Digital Model and Checklist to structure a more focused discussion of what digital transformation means for the SRH sector.
Leaders reflect on what they know – and don’t know – about the different digital platforms and technologies their organisations use to support the delivery of SRH care and information. They identify a need for sector-wide benchmarking of digital access and infrastructure in order to inform future capability-building.
In terms of access and infrastructure, these kinds of questions may not be something that they [leadership] organically think of or consider – these might be things that sometimes we might skip over and just make assumptions about.
– (Health Promotion Professional, 18-29, DDCSRH)
SRH social platforms: What are they? How are they used?
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