Scaling Mobile Community-Based Health Information Systems: Experiences from Medic Mobile/Living Goods and Dimagi/mothers2mothers

March 2018

Discussion led by Dawne Walker, MEASURE Evaluation; Liz Nerad, MEASURE Evaluation; Isaac Holeman, Medic Mobile; Seema Kara, Dimagi; Caroline Mbindyo, Living Goods; and Ann Marjorie Mbule, mothers2mothers

This webinar brought together the case study partners to discuss key themes and share lessons learned from their experiences implementing mHealth solutions for case management that supports M&E.

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Filed under: Community-based health information systems , CBHIS , Webinar , MHealth

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Scaling Mobile Community-Based Health Information Systems: Experiences from Medic Mobile/Living Goods and Dimagi/mothers2mothers

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