Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is a global public health issue experienced by≈ 3.8 million
people annually. Only 8% to 12% survive to hospital discharge. Early defibrillation of …

Background: Most developing countries, including Uganda, have embraced the use of e-
Health and m-Health applications as a means to improve primary healthcare delivery and …

Few interventions for homeless youth have leveraged the potential of mHealth technologies,
in part because of the limited data on phone behaviors, perceptions, and intervention …

Background The rapid growth of mobile technology has given rise to the development of
mobile health (mHealth) applications aimed at treating and preventing a wide range of …

Setting Seven public tuberculosis (TB) units in Kampala, Uganda, where Uganda's national
TB program recently introduced household contact investigation, as recommended by 2012 …

Background Mobile phone-based health (mHealth) interventions have the potential to
improve HIV outcomes for high-risk young adults living in informal urban settlements in …

Background: A mobile health application is an exciting, fast-paced domain that is likely to
improve prenatal care. Methods: In this narrative review, we summarise the use of mobile …

Adoption of eHealth among healthcare providers in Uganda is still facing numerous
challenges despite several studies indicating the potential of digital health systems in …

The ubiquity of mobile phones offers an opportunity for a paradigm change in health-care
delivery, which may offer solutions to some of the challenges faced by the health sector in …

Background: The maternal mortality rate is high in India and many deaths are due to
preventable causes related to pregnancy. Mobile-health is an innovative strategy wherein …