final presentation: giep mobile maternal child health project

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mobile-Community Health Anjuli Dasika, Jackie Wolf, Nick Reid Global Information Engagement Program

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Page 1: Final Presentation: GIEP Mobile Maternal Child Health Project

mobile-Community HealthAnjuli Dasika, Jackie Wolf, Nick Reid

Global Information Engagement Program

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What were we supposed to do?● Enhance communication between Doctors and Community

Health Workers● Streamline and improve patient data collection

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Enhance Health Work in Rural SettingsRoleCHWs working in remote rural communities are tasked with checking patient vitals, giving out limited quantities of medication, and recording health information

Challenges● Limited time and energy

○ ~10 households, 50+ patients ○ 3 minute visits per patient, 2.5 hour visits for pregnant mothers ○ 2 hour electronic data entry post-field visits

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CHW-Doctor CommunicationRoleCurrently CHWs only interact with doctors directly in at the clinics on behalf of their patients.

Challenges● Distance makes getting MD knowledge difficult● Lacking medical context to diagnose

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“An app can’t build a bridge”

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KOL-Health App

● Real-time data entry● Offline-first architecture● Patient-centered data● Case-specific messaging

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Health Information Ecosystem● Many organizations supporting health workers● Share thin-technologies to support communities

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Our Process ● Field visits

○ Bhovanipur, Balichak○ Bhai Nagar, Balichak○ Jamdargur, Godapiasal

● Methods○ Semi-structured interviews○ Testing with prototype

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Having a trained, third-party translator is important

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Health workers keep personal logs of community members’ records, even when it is not required

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Can the community feel represented?● Community volunteers information● Multiple stakeholders beyond the mother

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3 types of literacy in community health work● Literacy levels and languages ● Health literacy and knowledge● Digital literacy

(All of which vary greatly)

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In India there are Indias within India

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Just the beginning...

Tailor content

Re-evaluate the work process

& build a bridge

Empower the community

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Thanks!

Questions?