mHealth at the Community Level: Recommendations for Roll-out_Isaak_5.11.11
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mHealth at the Community Level: Recommendations for Roll-out_Isaak_5.11.11
- 1. How Do Community Workers Feel about mHealth?CORE Group Spring Session 2011
- 3. Awaiting Data Input – Haiti (Save the Children USA)
- 4. Survey Coordinator – Bolivia (Save the Children USA)
- 5. Microfinance Registries – Myanmar (Save UK)
- 6. Laptop Netbook PDA The Tools Cell Phones
- 7. Because it is everywhere…
- 8. Start with the end-user in mind. How can mobile technology help them do what they’re already doing? - Adam Slote Chief Health Advisor, USAID Global Health, GH Mini U, October 2010
- 9. The Users
- 10. “People don't want to have apps which solve what YOU think are problems They want apps which solves what THEY think is a problem.” - Christopher Kusek (@CXI), retweeted by Ed Jezierski (@edjez) 3 May 2011
- 11. The Users Photo: CommCare – Futures Group, 18 Dec 2009
- 12. Each technology deployment has unique characteristics and needs.
- 14. Program
- 15. M&E
- 16. IT
- 17. Field Staff
- 18. CHW
- 20. The solution must satisfy the program need. But, it must work in the hands of the User.
- 21. It’s not about technology… it’s about People.
- 23. Technology is becoming easy... Problems can be solved - they are technical!
- 24. The Challenge is: Point of interaction between user and beneficiary
- 25. How should I begin?
- 26. Technology Solution Criteria Functionality - What can it do? Usability - Can it be used? Scalability – Can it be used on a wider scale?
- 29. Functionality Technology serves your “What”… …not the other way around. Resist forcing your “What” to fit the “How”.
- 30. Usability Technology always works in the lab and during training… …it can quickly become irrelevant in the context of field conditions.
- 31. “What Device?”
- 32. Usability “If it doesn’t work in the field… …then it doesn’t work”.
- 33. Scalability Small pilots are often successful… but they seldom scale up to wider implementations
- 34. Scalability So….Your solution worked! Can your solution expand to additional locations? Hint: Consider “Cloud”-based Software as a Service” (SaaS) solutions.
- 35. Additional Considerations Before You Begin Connectivity: not available available Power availability: low (car battery/solar) high Data transfer method: USB SMS GPRS Network Data quality: not important important Survey structure: simple complex (branching) Data Privacy and Security: low high
- 36. mHealth and the CHW Google Groups: ICT4CHW ict4chw@googlegroups.com Moderated by Dr. Neal Lesh of D-Tree