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cybersecurity growing challenge health systems worldwide rapid adoption digital technologies led increased cyber vulnerabilities implications patients health providers critical develop workforce awareness training part safety culture continuous improvement within health care organizations however limited openaccess health carespecific resources help organizations different levels maturity develop cybersecurity practices study aims assess usability feasibility essentials cybersecurity health care organizations echo framework resource evaluate strengths weaknesses opportunities threats associated implementing resource organizational level mixed methods crosssectional study acceptability usability echo framework resource undertaken research model developed based technology acceptance model members imperial college leading health systems network health care organizations identified research teams networks invited participate study data collected webbased surveys 1 month 3 months date echo framework resource received participants quantitative data analyzed using r software version 421 descriptive statistics calculated using mean 95 cis determine significant differences distribution answers comparing results 2 survey time points 2tailed tests used qualitative data analyzed using microsoft excel thematic analysis used deductive inductive approaches capture themes concepts total 16 health care organizations participated study echo framework resource well accepted useful health care organizations improving understanding cybersecurity priority area reducing threats enabling organizational planning although participants able implement resource part information computing technology ict cybersecurity activities positive process change learnings implementation process included usefulness resource raising awareness ease use based familiarity standards guidelines tools participants noted several sections framework difficult operationalize due costs budget constraints human resource limitations leadership support stakeholder engagement limited time research identified acceptability usability echo framework resource healthfocused cybersecurity resource health care organizations cybersecurity health care organizations everyones responsibility potential framework resource used staff varied job roles future research needs explore updated ict staff implemented practice educational materials different aspects framework could developed