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mRegistry.org

A collaboration between WHO mTERG, UNICEF, JHU GmI, frog design, Ona Labs, WHO HRP and other partners, mRegistry.org aims to be the definitive health registry for mHealth implementations and arepository of mHealth strategies related to reproductive, maternal, and child health. mRegistry.org provides a way for projects to submit descriptions of their mHealth approaches to the central mHealth Registry, from where a unique ID will be issued. This unique ID will be linked by a variety of partner organizations as a reference to the specific mHealth intervention. This effort aims to address the recognized challenge among decision makers, mHealth implementers, and technologists to know where to go to find information about specific mHealth interventions and the tools to be able to systematically and objectively describe mHealth strategies. You can register a project and search the registry.

Outside Link: 
http://www.mregistry.org/
Resource Type: 
Project Repositories
Language: 
English
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