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mHealth Projects: Examples from Low- and Middle-Income Countries

The Royal Tropical Institute maintains a list of mHealth project examples in resource-poor settings. The examples, which are meant to illustrate different applications of mobile technology in health care, range from projects in the planning phase to pilot studies to fully implemented programs. The table can be sorted by project title, region, country, or application area. Application areas include Education & Awareness, Point-of-Care Support & Diagnostics, Patient Monitoring, Disease & Epidemic Outbreak Surveillance, Emergency Medical Response System, Health Information Systems, and HRH mLearning. While the site is no longer maintained, the respository is still accessible to the public.

Outside Link: 
http://www.mhealthinfo.org/projects_table
Resource Type: 
Project Repositories
Language: 
English
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