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Standards for Mobile Health Vital to Reaching Scale

New mHealth Alliance report offers guidance on how to achieve standardized mHealth systems in low- and middle-income countries

Connecting for Health: Global Vision, Local Insight

Connecting for Health: Global Vision, Local Insight represents a starting point and an instrument for action, bringing together statistics in health, development and ICT to show the opportunities for eHealth in countries.

Assessing innovative ICT for health information system in African rural communities

This paper is a positional paper that is set to take inventory of existing innovative ICT solutions in health service delivery (e-health) in rural community of developing countries and to open up researches into the acceptability and utilization of various ICT solutions in health services in developing countries.

mHealth Alliance and TechChange Offer Second Round of Flagship Online Course in Response to High Demand

Enrollment for “Mobile Phones for Public Health” opens today

Washington, D.C. (February 28, 2013) – The mHealth Alliance and TechChange today announced that a second round of the flagship “Mobile Phones for Public Health” online course will run June 3-28, 2013.

New Report Offers Solutions for Sustainable Funding and Growth in mHealth

Through case studies and value chain analysis, report from mHealth Alliance and Vital Wave offers options and opportunities for sustainable financial models for mHeal

Practice-Based What? Teaching mHealth to the Next Generation

One of the main reasons I joined the Doctorate of Public Health (DrPH) program at the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) in the United States was because of the philosophy of practice-based learning the school employs. This approach at BUSPH is certainly not limited to the DrPH program - it is the mantra the school uses for teaching public health.

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