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mHealth and Neonatal Resuscitation: A Review of Interventions, Approaches and Applications - mHealth Alliance Publication. The objective of this paper is to review existing mHealth interventions and successful approaches/applications, as well as identify gaps in knowledge for the use of mHealth in neonatal resuscitation. It was prepared for the United Nations Commission on Life-Saving Commodities Neonatal Resuscitation Technical Reference Team. March 2014 MORE
Getting Healthier Around the World: Information and Communication Technologies for Child Health and Development - mHealth Alliance Publication. To celebrate Universal Children’s Day 2013, this report was commissioned by Sesame Workshop and the mHealth Alliance to achieve two objectives: (1) to explore current and future opportunities in the use of mobile phones and other relevant information and communications technologies (ICTs) for improving the health and development of young children as investments for a MORE
Inventory of Information and Communication Technology Solutions for Supply Chains - mHealth Alliance Publication. Two recent trends provide new ways to improve supply chain capabilities: 1) the variety of information and communication technologies (ICT) now available to support commodity management and 2) increasing access to mobile and wireless connectivity. Supply chain managers are shifting away from paper-based supply chain management systems and exploring appropriate MORE
mHealth Support Tools for Improving the Performance of Frontline Health Workers: An Inventory and Analytical Review - mHealth Alliance Publication. The UN Commission on Life-saving Commodities for Women and Children (UNCoLSC) is interested in exploring how mHealth can support the achievement of Recommendation 9, namely improving the performance and accountability of Frontline Health Workers (FLHWs). In this report, the mHealth Alliance outlines the findings from a three-pronged approach, including: 1) MORE
mHealth and Neonatal Resuscitation: Opportunities to Increase Adoption and Utilization of Neonatal Resuscitation Equipment, Using Mobile Health in Tanzania - mHealth Alliance Publication. The mHealth Alliance has undertaken a series of research efforts to identify opportunities for mobile technology to support the goals of the United Nations Commission for Life Saving Commodities for Women and Children (UNCoLSC). In February 2014, a literature review and field visit to Tanzania was conducted to understand: the scope of birth asphyxia in Tanzania; the MORE
Mobile Technology Handbook - This handbook is a comprehensive resource for getting started with mobile data collection. It provides guidance on how to develop a mobile data collection strategy, how to compare and select mobile platforms, and case studies on how mobile technology has been used for data collection in development programs. You can use the handbook as a reference or make it the foundation for a workshop to spread MORE
HealthE Africa - HealthE Africa is a peer assistance network that aims to strengthen existing digital health partnerships and foster new collaborations in Africa. The community connects programme needs with African technology experts and service providers, and so strengthens local and regional digital health.HealthE Africa aims to create a more effective and efficient market for digital health services so that the MORE
Integrating Mobiles into Development Projects - The primary audience of this handbook is USAID staff, although much of the content is relevant to anyone interested in integrating mobiles into development projects more effectively. Most of the examples highlighted are from Southeast Asia, although the relevance of the content is global. Since the mobiles for development space is evolving rapidly, the handbook is intended to equip readers with a MORE
MAMA Spanish Language Messages Launch - MAMA Global shares information about the creation and use of the adaptable messages now available in Spanish. MORE
MAMA – Point Forward: Ethnographic Tools for Cross-cultural Service Design and Delivery - Learn about tools to leverage to incorporate cross-cultural service design and delivery into you mHealth program. MORE
MAMA Messages Technical Platforms (Session Three) - Informative overviews and Q&A with tech platform developers. MORE
MAMA Messages Technical Platforms: Telerivet and engageSPARK - Informative overviews and Q&A with tech platforms Telerivet and engageSPARK. MORE
MAMA Messages Technical Platforms: VOTO Mobile and TextIt - Informative overviews and Q&A with tech platforms VOTO Mobile and TextIt. MORE
MAMA's mHealth Mobile Messaging Toolkit Worksheet - The mHealth Mobile Messaging Worksheet is to be used in conjunction with the the corresponding toolkit. The goal is provide a working document that better guide users through the process of designing and evaluating the best mHealth project. October 2014 MORE
MAMA's Evidence Hierarchy of Mobile Messaging for Improved Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) - The MAMA evidence hierarchy aligns primary and secondary data findings relating to MAMA programs along a hierarchy of strength of evidence while also detailing the strengths and weaknesses of the different levels of evidence. September 2014 MORE
MAMA's Lessons Learned on the Way to 500,000 Subscribers - The MAMA program in Bangladesh, known locally as Aponjon has harnessed the potential of mobile technology to achieve scale, sustainability and impact by tackling challenges related to female literacy and phone ownership, and diverse preferences from urban and rural populations. This document shares the programmatic processes, successes and lessons learned that has MORE
Using Mobile Money to Improve Community Health Worker Incentive Schemes - This study, conducted by MAMA Bangladesh's main implementing partner, Dnet, captures how community health workers who register moms for the service are using mobile phones. The study was funded under a grant provided through USAID’s Mobile Solutions and Technical Assistance (mSTAR) project. MORE
HealthEnabled: Common mHealth Questions - What is mHealth? Why is it important? Is it appropriate for my project? Where do I start to learn about mHealth? This document will guide you through some of the most commonly asked questions about mHealth and direct you to additional sources of information. MORE
MAMA's mHealth Mobile Messaging Toolkit: Practical Uses and Applications - Experts from PATH and HealthEnabled shared their mHealth Mobile Messaging Toolkit. The mobile technology marketplace is very dynamic. Not only is the technology evolving but so are the infrastructure and politics around mobile communications. This toolkit looks to provide frameworks for evaluating the best solution for a mHealth project within this environment. MORE
MAMA: Using Mobile Money to Improve Community Health Worker Incentive (Dnet) - This study, conducted by MAMA Bangladesh's main implementing partner, Dnet, captures how community health workers who register moms for the service are using mobile phones. The study was funded under a grant provided through USAID’s Mobile Solutions and Technical Assistance (mSTAR) project. MORE
MAMA Spotlight Case Study: Reimagining Mobile in South Africa: Lessons from Year One. - In South Africa, mobile technology is prolific. At the same time, the country’s maternal and infant mortality is unacceptably high. The confluence of these factors signifies that South Africa could both benefit from and support a mobile health program for maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH). This report explores the programmatic processes, successes and lessons learned by Mobile MORE
MAMA: Technical Platforms for Mobile Messaging - Choosing the right technical platform to support mobile health programming can seem like a daunting task. There are a lot of platforms out there, and questions of scalability, cost, ease of use, and more can be difficult to navigate. We’ve profiled a number of technical platforms for you to look through and discover. Where possible, we’ve tried to include hands-on video walkthroughs of MORE
mHealth Assessment and Planning for Scale (MAPS) Toolkit - Developed by WHO's Department of Reproductive Health and Research in partnership with the United Nations Foundation and the Johns Hopkins University Global mHealth Initiative, the mHealth Assessment and Planning for Scale (MAPS) Toolkit is a self-assessment tool designed to assist project teams in scaling up their mHealth innovations. The MAPS Toolkit aims to assist mHealth project teams to MORE
