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Health systems around the world have been looking to health information technology (health IT) to help tackle some of their greatest challenges. But it can be difficult to harness new technologies, and health IT is no exception. When Chile’s Ministry of Economy added health IT to its Strategic Programs for Smart Specialization, it had an inkling of the complexities at hand. Health IT is not new to Chile. In 2008, another division of the government, the Ministry of Health, started working on a digital health initiative, which met with mixed success. In 2015, the Ministry of Economy commissioned RAND to create a roadmap that would encourage growth of the health IT sector in Chile. Though the ministry’s principal concern was the economic growth associated with stimulating health IT, successful health IT growth and implementation can also improve access to Chile’s public health care system, reduce costs, and improve health outcomes.

Engineering a Roadmap for Health Information Technology in Chile