Table 2.

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats analysis.

Aspects	Strengths	Weaknesses	Opportunities	Threats
Patients	Accessibility and continuity of care Use and treatment adherence Affordability Patient satisfaction and trust	Poor digital literacy Health inequalities and digital divide	Improving literacy Improve patient empowerment and self-care Improve equity Tailored solutions and user-centered design	Patient buy-in
Providers	Collaboration Continuous professional development Decision-making	Lack of human resources Poor provider buy-in Lack of support and training High turnover rates	Enhancing access to secondary care advice Clinical support tools	Provider buy-in Lack of resources and local capacity
Health systems	Improved quality of care Data analytics and learning health systems Universal health coverage	High costs and inadequate funding Lack of coordination and fragmentation of services	Improve quality of care Knowledge generation (research, planning, and delivery) Optimization of resource and finances Learning from best practice and scaling up	Resistance to change Lack of governmental support Fraud and misuse Sustainability
Legislation and regulation	Governmental support and legislation Digital health regulation and frameworks	Lack or inadequate regulation	Improve governmental support Legal implications Data ownership and monetization	Restrictive regulations
Technology and infrastructure	Adoption and innovation fast-track	Lack of basic facilities and equipment Poor internet access Poor integration and interoperability	Improving basic infrastructure Data linkage	Cybersecurity and data privacy