Marie Stopes International Ethiopia developed an eVoucher system that has enabled the distribution and tracking of vouchers 26 eVoucher Ethiopia Hopkins 2012 for family planning services to young people using mobile phones Monitoring Malaria Trends with MEASURE Evaluation collaborated for Short Message Service 27 Cell Phones and Site Visits in (SMS) technology to build on existing reporting systems to Ethiopia Hopkins 2009 Ethiopia monitor malaria diagnostic, treatment, and control activities Supply Chain Management 28 Data collection and reporting for HIV Ethiopia Hopkins 2009 System (SCMS) Provides access to reliable, affordable and immediate health 29 Telemed Medical Services Ethiopia CHMI 2013 advisory and care services through their mobile phones The Last 10 Kilometers (L10K): Mobile phone technology called MagPi (formerly EpiSurveyor), 30 What it Takes to Improve Health developed by DataDyne for data collection during supportive Ethiopia USAID 2008 Outcomes in Rural Ethiopia supervision visits Utilizing smartphones to improve the quality of emergency 31 The Safe Delivery App Ethiopia USAID 2014 obstetric and newborn care Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, SMS text messages to facilitate and coordinate the activities of 32 ChildCount+ Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, WHO 2009 community health care workers (CHWs) Uganda, Tanzania Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, SMS, patient mapping and integrated package of products for 33 IQSMS (HIV) South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Hopkins 2009 HIV/AIDS monitoring Zambia Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program USAID’s flagship (MCHIP) for obstetricians and nurse-midwives to use mobile Ethiopia, Madagascar, Mozambique, 34 Quality of Care Survey Hopkins 2010 phones for capturing observational health worker performance Rwanda, Tanzania, Zimbabwe data Innovative Approaches to Birth The project also seeks to improve the availability and quality of Ethiopia, Mali, Senegal, South 35 Registration for Maternal information on child mortality using innovations such as SMS CIDA 2014 Sudan Newborn and Child Health technologies to increase the number of births being registered
26 eVoucher Marie Stopes International Ethiopia developed an eVoucher system that has enabled the distribution and tracking of vouchers for family planning services to young people using mobile phones Ethiopia Hopkins 2012 27 Monitoring Malaria Trends with Cell Phones and Site Visits in Ethiopia MEASURE Evaluation collaborated for Short Message Service (SMS) technology to build on existing reporting systems to monitor malaria diagnostic, treatment, and control activities Ethiopia Hopkins 2009 28 Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) Data collection and reporting for HIV Ethiopia Hopkins 2009 29 Telemed Medical Services Provides access to reliable, affordable and immediate health advisory and care services through their mobile phones Ethiopia CHMI 2013 30 The Last 10 Kilometers (L10K): What it Takes to Improve Health Outcomes in Rural Ethiopia Mobile phone technology called MagPi (formerly EpiSurveyor), developed by DataDyne for data collection during supportive supervision visits Ethiopia USAID 2008 31 The Safe Delivery App Utilizing smartphones to improve the quality of emergency obstetric and newborn care Ethiopia USAID 2014 32 ChildCount+ SMS text messages to facilitate and coordinate the activities of community health care workers (CHWs) Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Uganda, Tanzania WHO 2009 33 IQSMS (HIV) SMS, patient mapping and integrated package of products for HIV/AIDS monitoring Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia Hopkins 2009 34 Quality of Care Survey USAID’s flagship Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) for obstetricians and nurse-midwives to use mobile phones for capturing observational health worker performance data Ethiopia, Madagascar, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zimbabwe Hopkins 2010 35 Innovative Approaches to Birth Registration for Maternal Newborn and Child Health The project also seeks to improve the availability and quality of information on child mortality using innovations such as SMS technologies to increase the number of births being registered Ethiopia, Mali, Senegal, South Sudan CIDA 2014