Health Digital Indicators’ Juxtaposition

Tatiana Antipova

ICS, Cyprus

Cite: Antipova T. Health Digital Indicators’ Juxtaposition. J. Digit. Sci. 5(1), 55 – 62 (2023). https://doi.org/10.33847/2686-8296.5.1_6

Abstract. A study is discussed the comparison of main health performance indicators in two different countries: New Zealand and Republic of Cyprus, and globally by approaches from the particular to the general, and multi-dimensional measures of global health indication. The objective was to establish the content validity, the reliability and sensitivity, and the validity of rank order comparisons. This study analyzed 2021-2023 annual reports World Health Organization, European Union Commission, and NZ government. The finding of this work is synopsis of Health Digital Indicators. The result of synopsis has shown that there are so many different kinds of Health Indicators that unite by digital technology to collect data for them. Author juxtaposed regional (European and Pacific) and global health indicators counted for health goals.

Keywords: health, indicators, assessing, adequacy, juxtaposition, evaluation, measurement. 

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Published online 25.06.2023