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This group brings together people who use ICTs to support Health sector work in developing countries. Use iConnect Health to discuss your experiences and ideas around effective use of ICT in the health sector, such as specific eHealth applications or initiatives, financial sustainability aspects, managing change when introducing eHealth systems, approaches to capacity building, impact on health care, and other aspects.

A young Cameroonian engineer has built the first fully touch screen medical tablet that could soon save many African lives.

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Map The Cardiopad: an African invention to save lives

A young Cameroonian engineer has built the first fully touch screen medical tablet that could soon save many African lives.

Seeking International Mobile Health Professionals for Paid Fellowship in the US

Deadline: Applications accepted year-round, but apply by February 12 for a June 2012 Fellowship

Evidence-Informed Policy Writing Training Workshop for Developmental and Health workers in Bolgatanta - Northern Ghana

Every nation and institution is fashioned on certain laid down policy framework which serve as a guide to help them charter a worthy course and be able to evaluate and track their progress.

Use ICT for quality health care delivery

Stakeholders in the health sector drawn from the three Northern Regions in Ghana have attended a day’s workshop on the use of Information Communication Technology in managing patient...

Open Call for expression of Interest - Experts on Knowledge Society Domains for African Leadership in ICT (ALICT) Program

GESCI has opened a call for expressions of interest for individual consultants and consortiums of consultants with demonstrated leadership capacity building experience and...

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7 reasons why ICT4D projects fail:

AHM Bazlur Rahman

ICT4D failure

AHM Bazlur Rahman

Change Management

AHM Bazlur Rahman

Very very nice video with

AHM Bazlur Rahman

Training Plan

Heidi Neff

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iConnect Health general wiki

This space is for collaborative knowledge management on all topics related to ICT-for-Health.

Latest News

FORUM ON THE USE OF ICTS IN MANGING PATIENTS’ DATA FOR EFFECTIVE HEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEM IN GHANA

The Ghana ICT for Accelerated Development (ICT4AD) Policy which represents the Vision for Ghana in the information age has as its overall objective to engineer an ICT-led socio-economic develo

Materials from the ICTD2010 conference

Materials from the ICTD2010 conference:

Upcoming Events

ICTD2010 London

Anne Schanz
Monday, 13th December, 2010 - Thursday, 16th December, 2010
The conference is the latest in the series of highly successful international ICTD conferences held in Doha (2009),
United Kingdom

eHealth & Telemed 2010

Judith Veldhuizen
Sunday, 12th December, 2010 - Monday, 13th December, 2010
Telemedicine continues to develop both clinical and telehealth applications to improve patient healthcare.
United Kingdom

Open Access Africa

Judith Veldhuizen
Tuesday, 9th November, 2010 - Wednesday, 10th November, 2010
hosted by BioMed Central, in partnership with ComputerAid
Kenya

Recent Resources

Mobile Phone Technology improving Health Care

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Publication
This bibliography covers information from a wide variety of sources on the topic of mHealth, including websites, journal articles, newspaper reports, books and videos.

Mobile Midwife Initiative by Grameen Foundation

Video Resource
Mobile phones have become a pervasive technology in developing countries.

RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY E­HEALTH WORKSHOP

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Workshop
The East Afriacan Community E-Health workshop was held in Kigali Rwanda Nov 2010.

Le Centre d’expertise et de recherche en télémédecine et e-Santé, du rêve à la réalité - Mali

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Publication
Le Centre d’Expertise et de Recherche en Télémédecine et e-Santé (CERTES) est le fruit de 8 ans d’expérienc

Computer Lab Manager Training Course Modules

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Manual
The computer lab manager training modules were designed to be used as a part of an instructor-led four module course, but are also useful for self study.  This multi-faceted training course cover