Digital technologies have already opened up a wealth of possibilities
for shaping the future of primary health care and ensuring effective
public health action. They have catalysed a host of changes in education,
policy and practice as well as created new patterns of communication,
empowerment and engagement. A recommitment by governments to
the goals of primary health care and its values of inclusiveness and equity
promises more changes to come, with digital technologies central to the
vision and its realization.
