The UHC Service Planning Delivery & Implementation (SPDI) Platform supports countries in designing and implementing service packages for UHC and support countries to implement context-relevant packages and respond more effectively to emergencies. The SPDI Platform is powered by the UHC Compendium database, which spans the full spectrum of promotive, preventive, diagnostic, resuscitative, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative services – providing rapid one-stop access to supporting evidence and associated human and material resource inputs required for package implementation.

During the Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly, delegates passed a decision requesting the Director-General’s support to develop a global strategy and action plan for integrated emergency, critical and operative (ECO) care and services for the period of 2026-2035. Amidst concurrent human and natural disasters, national health services are under increasing pressure to deliver effective ECO care. Such services address people’s health needs across the life course, including infections and injuries, complications during pregnancy and birth, and heart attacks and stroke.

The WHO Clinical Registry provides standardized case-based data on patient presentation and management in emergency units, allowing for comparison, aggregation and performance monitoring at facilities and across the health system.