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: Need to show mHealth in action and illustrate the benefits of mobile technology for health? Find engaging mHealth-related images, videos, radio and audio program files, SMS messaging, and more via the mPowering Frontline Health Workers Content Repository, iHeed, Hespirian and PhotoShare image libraries, Medical Aid Films, and more.

Standing with her community health post in the background, an Ethiopian community health worker sends an SMS text message containing data about the malaria patients she treated during the week. Community health workers are essential to malaria surveillance in the region. © 2011 Cameron Taylor, Courtesy of Photoshare

Global Health Media Project - Short, engaging videos to help health workers gain the knowledge and basic skills known to save lives. The videos are distributed free-of-charge to frontline health workers and their communities. Videos can be used online or offline on a range of devices. MORE
HealthPhone - Provides health videos in multiple languages for free download to families in rural, low-income communities. Users can build a personal reference library on low-cost mobile phones. Available in real time. No signal or connection is required. MORE
Hesperian - Digital tools for health promotion, designed for people with limited computer or Internet access. Includes a safe pregnancy and birth app designed for use on smartphones. MORE
iHeed Animation Library - Collection of animations created by established producers and animators specifically for health education, training, and awareness. MORE
K4Health's Photoshare - Photoshare is a service of the Knowledge for Health (K4Health) project, based at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (JHU∙CCP), helping international nonprofit organizations communicate health and development issues through photography.  Photoshare is a leading source for public health and development communication, focused on demonstrating MORE
Learning About Living - Content on family life and HIV/AIDS, developed for Nigerian NGOs and government agencies to use and distribute. MORE
m4RH - Explanation of content development process for m4RH, an SMS-based service that provides family planning information. Sample messages and role model story guidance provided. MORE
Medic Mobile Design Cards - Medic Mobile developed a set of 50 “design cards," hand-drawn by Senior Designer, Dianna Kane. Each card has a drawing of different components of the healthcare system: community members, healthcare workers, places, technology, and actions involved—such as visits to clinics. These cards are a visual and tactile way to engage people in role play to help facilitate understanding of Medic Mobile MORE
Medical Aid Films - Brings health educational and training films to remote areas of the world, with a focus on improving maternal and child health. More than 850 organizations and individuals are using these films in the field. MORE
Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action - Vetted, adaptable SMS and audio stage-based health messages that cover pregnancy and childcare from birth to age three, plus additional content on breastfeeding/infant feeding, postpartum family planning, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT), and messages written for other household decision makers. Spanish content is available on pregnancy and childcare up to age one. MORE
ORB by mPowering - ORB offers frontline health workers and trainers access to quality assured openly licensed content that can be used on mobile devices and shared virally amongst communities.ORB has three unique features:Brings into one space quality-assured, multimedia materials from multiple content developers, with a focus on maternal and child health.Adaptation of existing content ORB aims to reduce the MORE
WHO Reproductive Health Library - A set of training videos to help clinicians master the details of manual and surgical procedures. MORE
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