Objective In parts of the developing world traditionally modeled healthcare systems do not
adequately meet the needs of the populace. This can be due to imbalances in both supply …

The current use and development of Mobile Health (mHealth) applications is on the rise in
the developing world. mHealth applications are being used in the developing world to …

This paper describes the software architecture of a system designed in response to the
health development potential of two concomitant trends in poor countries: i) The rapid …

Decision makers in many developing countries lack the required data needed for evidence-
based health management. One reason for this is that the routine national health …

Background The recent proliferation of digital health technology in low-and middle-income
countries has made it possible for community health workers (CHWs) to use mobile health …

In developing countries, patients are now more informed about their healthcare options as a
result of their use of mobile health (mHealth) technologies. The purpose of this paper is to …

The proliferation of mobile devices in a resource‐constrained setting like Malawi has
created an enabling environment for the deployment of mobile health (mHealth) …

Governments and development agencies are advocating mobile technology as a potential
tool for developing and improving livelihoods, especially in developing countries where …

Introduction: Effective community health management information systems (C-HMIS) are
important in low-resource countries that rely heavily on community-based health care …

The health-care system in Ghana is similar to those in other developing countries and
access to health services for remote communities is extremely limited. In July, 2010, the …