Stanford globalm health_p_mechael
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Stanford globalm health_p_mechael
- 1. Global mHealth: What Works Patricia Mechael, PhD MHS Director of Strategic Application of Mobile Technology for Public Health and Development 4 May 2011
- 4. mHealth Overview Disease Surveillance Electronic Medical Records Supply Chain Management Decision Support Disaster Response Health Financing eLearning Health Information Systems mHealth Health Policy Health Governance Health Equity FOSS Vertical Trends Horizontal Trends
- 9. Key Findings : 70 project were included in the analysis, representing the contribution of 50 individuals from 29 countries- mostly sexual and reproductive & child health Earth Institute & WHO mHealth Metrics & Evaluation Survey
- 14. Millennium Villages Project: A Multi-sectoral Innovation, Testing, and Evaluation Lab Potou, Senegal (Pop. 31,000) Bonsaaso, Ghana (Pop. 30,000) Tiby, Mali (Pop. 55,000) Toya, Mali (Pop. 5,000) Ikaram, Nigeria (Pop. 20,000) Pampaida, Nigeria (Pop. 15,000) Koraro, Ethiopia (Pop. 55,000) Mwandama, Malawi (Pop. 35,000) Gumulira, Malawi (Pop. 5,000) Mbola, Tanzania (Pop. 30,000) Sauri, Kenya (Pop. 55,000) Dertu, Kenya (Pop. 5,000) Ruhiira, Uganda (Pop. 40,000) Mayange, Rwanda (Pop. 20,000)
- 17. Register every child under 5 and Pregnant women Monitor Childhood ailments Immunization Support Supply Chain Management Record Births and Deaths
Notes de l'éditeur
- Interventions reach over 400,000 people in Sub-Saharan Africa. There is potential for projects to scale-up beyond the MV Sites.
- These are initiatives that feed into mHealth@MVP. Focus of presentation will be on CC+ and integration into MGV-Net.