Table 2.

The assessments share comparable attributes of scope. The only exception is that the project in Estonia conducted a maturity assessment, which was not part of the project’s scope in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Attributes of scope	The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia	Estonia
Assessed stakeholder purposes	Clinical, population health, and health care management	Clinical, population health, patient engagement, health care funding, health care management, and health care policy
Assessed data sharing platforms	Hospital EMRsa and analytical data sets	Hospital EMRs, the national EHRb, disease registries, and insurance claims registry
Assessed capability maturity characteristics	—c	HISMMd technology, use, and governance
Stakeholders interviewed	National-level health care coordination (Saudi Health Council) Management of the sectors (MoHe Medical Services, National Guard Medical Services, Ministry of Interior Medical Services, and King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center)	National-level health care management and policy (Ministry of Social Affairs, North Estonia Medical Centre, Tartu University Clinic, Pärnu Hospital, Viljandi Hospital, Põlva Hospital, East Viru Central Hospital, the National Institute of Health Development, the Estonian Health Insurance Fund, and the Estonian Society of Cardiology)

^aEMR: electronic medical record.

^bEHR: electronic health record.

^cNot applicable.

^dHISMM: Health Information Sharing Maturity Model.

^eMoH: Ministry of Health.