The latest 2025 assessment data, evaluating the proportion of standard medications prescribed digitally, depicts a highly dynamic and shifting situation across different care settings. Acute care services have demonstrated a continuous, strong upward trajectory over the past three assessment cycles, now impressively exceeding a score of 80 out of 100. More strikingly, Community Care has experienced a significant turnaround: scores have jumped from the low 40s in 2024 to just below 80 in 2025, demonstrating the profound impact of targeted transformation through HEPMA in a previously lagging area.
Unfortunately, there are less positive outcomes elsewhere. Both Primary Care and Mental Health Care, which had recorded strong gains between 2023 and 2024, have experienced reductions in their 2025 aggregate scores. Primary Care has receded from its 2024 peak to fall back slightly below 80 out of 100. Mental Health Care has experienced a sharper drop, falling from approximately 70 in 2024 to the mid-50s in the latest assessment. These fluctuations reinforce the value of a continuous tracking approach and warrant further analysis.
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