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Digital Health Atlas - Digital Health Atlas aims to strengthen the value and impact of digital health investments, improve coordination, and facilitate institutionalization and scale.Digital Health Atlas offers technologists, implementers, financial investors, and governments a platform of tools and guidance to improve the use of digital innovations for health. Leverages the WHO mHealth Assessment and Planning for Scale MORE
Norweigan Institute of Public Health eRegistries - An eRegistry is an organized system for collecting, managing, analyzing, and most importantly, using reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health data to improve women and children’s health.We believe that better use of health information results in better decisions and, ultimately, in better health. eRegistries are strategically designed to facilitate data use – through accurate and MORE

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