mHealthEvidence.org was designed to bring together the world’s literature on mHealth effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and program efficiency in order to make it easier for software developers, researchers, program managers, funders, and other key decision-makers to quickly get up to speed on the current state of the art. The database includes peer-reviewed and grey literature from high-, middle-, and low-resource settings.
The database is currently populated with m/e Health-specific, peer-reviewed research. Yet so much of what is emerging in the mHealth space is evidence presented in person at conferences, Deep Dives, and other virtual and face-to-face professional knowledge-sharing sessions. Though this material is yet to be formally published, it is nonetheless important to researchers, donors, program managers, and implementers.
We are therefore making a committed effort to expand mHealth Evidence to include grey literature to more accurately capture the growing body of evidence that exists in this field. Registered users of mHealth Evidence may now use the bookmarklet feature on the site’s homepage to contribute material for submission! Click here for directions on how to upload your suggested content. All submissions will be reviewed and considered for inclusion.