mHealth at the International Conference on Family Planning - mHealth enthusiasts are, well, enthusiastic—as demonstrated by the big turnout for our 7 a.m. mHealth session on day three of the International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa. Perhaps the delicious Ethiopian coffee helped drive the rich dialogue that ensued! As I sipped and listened, the dynamic of the participatory session helped me learn in two ways. First, I heard about the MORE
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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
mHealth Compendium Database - Mobile health (mHealth) is the provision of health services and information via mobile and wireless technologies. It can be a powerful tool for impacting the health of Africans. More than 100 applications have been featured in the African Strategies for Health (ASH) Project's mHealth Compendiums. Search using the filters below to learn about the interventions, how they address specific health MORE
mHealth Data Security, Privacy, and Confidentiality: Guidelines for Program Implementers and Policymakers - mHealth technology comprises many layers that can affect data security, privacy, and confidentiality throughout the data life cycle. These layers include national and organizational policy; technology used in data collection, management, storage, and use; as well as user behavior. Each layer requires careful analysis to identify and protect potential vulnerabilities. The sensitivity of health data MORE
mHealth Education - mHealth Alliance Publication. Harnessing the Mobile Revolution to Bridge the Health Education & Training Gap in Developing Countries. The iheed Institute and Dalberg Global Development Advisors have prepared this report to set the stage for mHealthEd 2011 at GSMA mHealth Alliance Mobile Health Summit, which is the first dedicated conference on the emerging phenomenon of mobile MORE
mHealth Evidence - mHealthEvidence.org is designed to bring together the world’s literature on mHealth effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and program efficiency. The database serves as the leading resource for cataloging and categorizing mHealth evidence. The site contains both peer-reviewed and grey literature on mHealth activities that are either proactively identified or included in the database based on MORE
mHealth Evidence Review and Assessment (mERA) checklist - Over the past decade, the global mobile phone revolution has inspired thousands of global health innovation projects. In order to overcome barriers in scaling-up programmes, clinicians and public health practitioners have been working with non-governmental organizations and governments to leverage the ubiquity of phones and connectivity across once-remote, rural populations. A major obstacle to MORE
mHealth Field Guide for Newborn Health - This guide explains how mHealth serves newborn health through referral and tracking of mothers and infants, decision support for CHWs, CHW supervision, scheduling and tracking postpartum and postnatal visits, and teaching and counseling for mothers and families. Case studies are provided from Afghanistan, India, Malawi and Indonesia. Links to resources for planning, implementation, and evaluation MORE
mHealth for Development - mHealth Alliance Publication. The opportunity of mobile technology for healthcare in the developing world. - Washington, DC: UN Foundation-Vodafone Foundation Partnership, October 2008. MORE
mHealth for Maternal Health: Bridging the Gaps - In April 2014, 50 implementers, experts and donors from the mHealth and maternal health communities gathered at Harvard for a meeting titled "mHealth for maternal health: bridging the gaps." Throughout the two day meeting, the participants grappled with constraints to delivering high-quality, accessible and affordable maternal health care, discussed the opportunities for information and MORE