Digital health on one page

One figure of the US digital health landscape, built for the Stanford Biodesign for Digital Health course: the same six stakeholders (patients and families, pharma and medtech, digital health companies, providers, health insurance, and schools, CBOs and public agencies) shown three ways — who makes the rules, how data moves, and how money moves.

Live page: https://stanfordbdhg.github.io/DHOnePage/

• Hover over (or tap) any dotted acronym on the page to see it spelled out and defined; the definitions come from the glossary.
• glossary.md is the companion glossary used in the course (acronym, spelled-out form, one-sentence definition); glossary.html is the same content as a web page, linked from the figure.
• The page is a single self-contained index.html (inline styles, no build step) plus the logo in assets/. It scales to fit the browser window; printing or "Save as PDF" produces a single 2440 × 1620 px page.

Learn more about the course: https://med.stanford.edu/biodesign/programs/stanford-courses/biodesign-for-digital-health.html

Questions, comments, or feedback: aydinz@stanford.edu. Many thanks to Meghana Nerurkar for inspiring the creation of this diagram.

Payment model categories follow the framework in Zahedivash et al., npj Digital Medicine 2026.