Special Interest Groups
The Digital Health Association (DHA) offers four special interest groups, providing exclusive opportunities for members to connect and collaborate around shared areas of interest. These groups feature engaging speakers, relevant to each specialty, and serve as a platform for debating digital health policies and practices. They’re an excellent way to stay informed and up-to-date within your area of expertise while advocating for digital health advancements in the health sector.
If you’re interested in joining one of our industry groups or learning more please contact us about becoming a member.
Emerging Personalised Healthcare Industry Group (EPHIG)
The Emerging Personalised Healthcare Industry Group (EPHIG) unites leading digital health organisations to drive innovation in virtual, personalised, and remote healthcare. Members collaborate with health providers, policymakers, and advisory bodies to advance sustainable solutions and share strategic insights across New Zealand’s health sector.
Digital Interoperability Industry Group (DIIG)
The Digital Interoperability Industry Group (DIIG) unites leading organisations to enable secure, sustainable digital solutions for New Zealand’s health sector. Members collaborate with health providers, policymakers, and advisory bodies to drive interoperability in areas like digital identity, data governance, and core healthcare IT systems.
Healthtech International Industry Group (HIIG)
The Healthtech International Industry Group (HIIG) supports digital health organisations that export or import products and services, while also offering guidance for those looking to enter international markets. HIIG collaborates with key industry bodies and advocates for improved procurement processes across the digital health sector.
Digital Mental Health Industry Group (DMHIG)
The Digital Mental Health Industry Group (DMHIG) brings together healthcare providers and digital health partners to lead and advance eMental health, addiction, and digital wellbeing services. Members collaborate with health providers, policymakers, and advisory bodies to drive strategic solutions and share expertise across New Zealand’s health sector.