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Integrating mobile collection software with health applications
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Sunday, January 2, 2011 - 05:00
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Journal articlesMOBILE DATA COLLECTION HEALTH SYSTEM MOBILE APPLICATIONS
Integrating mobile collection software with health applications
This paper describes and analyzes three approaches for integrating mobile data collection software and health applications.
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Journal articlesSOCIAL AUDIT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION HEALTH PLANNING EPIDEMIOLOGY
Community counts : a participatory approach to social audits
Community matters – community responds. Yet many health planners still consider people as passive recipients of programs.
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OpenHDS : Open-source Health and Demographic Surveillance System
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Strengthening health information systems to support post-disaster healthcare in Haiti
The project aimed to mitigate the impact of the January 2010 earthquake and strengthen the healthcare system in Haiti through application of broad informatics methods to improve, integrate, and build interoperability among information systems thro
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Strategies to Improve the Quality of Health Care - Learning from Experiences in Uruguay and Chile
Improving access to primary health care and the quality of services in Latin American countries is urgently needed to address high health inequities in the region.
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The Role of Civil Society in Influencing Public Health Policy for Indigenous Women in Mexico
Inequities in accessing health care and related services in Mexico are markedly higher among indigenous peoples, especially women and other vulnerable groups.
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Nigeria Evidence-based Health System Initiative (NEHSI) : Implementation
The Nigeria Evidence-based Health System Initiative (NEHSI) is a collaborative effort on the part of IDRC, the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Government of Nigeria.
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Research in ActionGovernance Health systems
New insights into “catastrophic” expenditure in Latin America and the Caribbean
Published dateWednesday, October 24, 2012 - 11:30