You didn't train to become a digital health expert. You trained to care for patients. But the reality of clinical practice today is that digital tools are everywhere — in the consultation room, the ward, the operating theatre, and the outpatient clinic. The technology has arrived. The question is whether the workforce has been given what it needs to use it well.

Most haven't. Not through any fault of their own — but because digital competency for clinicians has never been systematically built into medical or nursing education the way clinical skills have. The result is a growing gap between the tools being deployed and the confidence of the people expected to use them every day.

Digital competency for clinicians is the modern foundation for better outcomes and safer care. This assessment is where that journey starts.

Grounded in internationally recognised frameworks — WHO Digital Health Competency Framework, EIT Health Competency Model, FEDIP professional standards, and EU regulatory requirements including EHDS, EU AI Act, NIS2, and DigComp 2.2 — and specifically adapted for the European and Middle Eastern health contexts.

Formative

Building Foundations

Developing foundational awareness of digital health concepts, tools, and responsibilities. Beginning to apply these in your daily practice.

Avg score < 2.5

Intermediate

Applying Independently

Applying digital health capabilities confidently and independently in your clinical or administrative role with working knowledge across all six domains.

Avg score 2.5 – 3.9

Proficient

Leading & Championing

Guiding colleagues, championing digital change, and actively contributing to governance and strategy in your organisation and professional community.

Avg score ≥ 4.0