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mHealth Webinar: Mobile Tools 101 on Ushahidi, Medic Mobile, EpiSurveyor

By Aicha Malloum on April 15, 2011

Have you ever wondered about the different mHealth software applications that you hear about in the ICT4D conversations? Would you like to better understand how each works, and which one would work the best for you?

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Learn about mHealthcare (photo: Data Dyne)

Well, Datadyne is organizing an online mHealth training session on Wednesday April 20, 2011 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM EDT to help you better understand three, easy to use, mHealth tools: Ushahidi, Medic Mobile, and EpiSurveyor. The software developers behind each application will explain how their tools work and will answer questions about their usage.

  1. Ushahidi: “Crowd Sourcing for Community Health Workers” presented by Henry Ado, Programmer
  2. Medic Mobile: “Open Source Health Data Management” presented by Dietrich Lawson, Chief Technology Officer
  3. EpiSurveyor: “Data Collection for Mobile Phones” presented by Dr. Joel Selanikio, Co-Founder

Interested? Then be sure to register now

If you can’t make the webinar on Wednesday, a second mHealth Tools 101 event will be held during the GSM Association and mHealth Alliance Mobile Health Summit taking place June 6-9 in Cape Town, South Africa.

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I am a Mauritanian Fulbright Visiting Scholar at George Washington University. I am currently doing research about how to apply new ICTs in developing countries. I am interested in the potentiality and complexity of ICT for development as I believe it can enable social and economic growth in emerging markets. I have several years of work experience in Mauritania and I have the motivation and the drive to learn and enhance my knowledge about Africa and development issues. I am fascinated about emerging technologies and challenges of designing sustainable projects and programmes that make use of ICT with the goal of reducing poverty in rural areas. My goal is to help rural communities and marginalized areas overcome the digital divide and gain access to relevant ICTs.
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