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African Strategies for Health (ASH) Project mHealth Compendiums (Editions 1-6 & Infographic)

The mHealth Compendiums document a range of mHealth applications being implemented primarily in Africa. This series was initially published in November 2012. The series contains case studies organized within five programmatic areas: Behavior Change Communication, Data Collection, Finance, Logistics and Service Delivery which document mHealth innovations, many of which seek to contribute to USAID’s two overarching objectives of  eliminating preventable maternal, newborn and child deaths and achieving an AIDS free generation.

mHealth Compendium First Edition

mHealth Compendium Second Edition (English, French, and Portuguese) 

mHealth Compendium Third Edition (English, French, and Portuguese) 

mHealth Compendium Fourth Edition (English, French, and Portuguese) 

mHealth Compendium Fifth Edition (English, French, and Portuguese) 

mHealth Compendium Sixth Edition (English, French, and Portuguese) 

Infographic: The infographic documents a range of mHealth applications being implemented primarily in Africa. This summary synthesizes and highlights case study materials in Editions One - Six to help USAID missions and other interested parties identify and access information contained within the Compendiums. 

Why these resources help with planning: Serves as a project repository and case examples for mHealth applications being implemented mainly in Africa from 2012-2016. Helps during landscape analysis. Designed to provide information to USAID missions.

 
Outside Link: 
http://www.africanstrategies4health.org/uploads/1/3/5/3/13538666/2016_mhealth_31...
Publication Year: 
2013
Tags: 
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Resource Type: 
Project Repositories
Language: 
English
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