Innovation and Integration: How mHealth Can Strengthen the Work of CHWs_Sarah Shannon
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Innovation and Integration: How mHealth Can Strengthen the Work of CHWs_Sarah Shannon
- 1. Innovation and Integration: How mHealth can strengthen the work of CHWs April 25, 2013 CORE Group Spring Meeting 2013 mHealth Session
- 2. Hesperian Health Guides Hesperian books have been translated into over 80 languages, and are used in 221 countries.
- 3. Hesperian’s mHealth perspective Supporting and empowering Community Health Workers with accessible and trusted health information
- 4. How do we go from this… Challenges of Moving from Print to a Small Screen to this?
- 5. Safe Pregnancy and Birth app
- 6. Draft content (in PowerPoint) Advisors review content Revisions to content Revisions to navigation and design Field test #1 (navigation and design) Build the app Field test #2 (clarity of language) Final revisions Launch App Development Process
- 7. HealthWiki
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- Why we decided to go digital/ mobileReach more peopleKeep things up to dateFacilitate adaptation
- Challenges of moving from print to screenSmaller unit of informationGetting what’s important seenGetting good user dataPros of moving from print to screenMore of an interactive experienceCross referencing
- To learn more about how to make content accessible for CHWs in a presentation that works for mHealth, Hesperian developed a pilot app – Safe Pregnancy and Birth.Link to online simulator of Hesperian’s award-winning safe pregnancy and birth app. It’s been downloaded over 70,000 times in 170 countries so far. Available to run on iPhone and any Android platform. It’s now available in English and Spanish. French and 5 Indian language translations underway. We’re hoping to make it available for feature phones (such as Nokia) in the coming year.
- An overview of our processThe team: content folks, designer, programmers. Volunteers!Choosing contentOur books make it easy and access via the HealthWiki and Image Library make it even easier“Chunking” the information- field testNavigation- field testUI/ design of the app- field testNew things for the small screenicons
- Our new mobile app and digital commons represent an exciting step forward for Hesperian, as we work to connect 40 years of experience developing empowering health materials in collaboration with communities around the world with new technologies that are quickly expanding our ability to share and adapt life-saving health information for those who need it most, in whatever form is most usable to them.