global health 2.0
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Global Health 2.0: Mobile, SocialMedia to Innovate and Build
Resilient Communities
Jody Ranck, DrPH,Senior Health Policy Advisor, InSTEDD
April 2010
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Social Media: What do we mean by
social media Blogs, wikis, vlogs
Mobles, SMS, eg. GeoChat
Social Networking Platforms
YouTube
RSS
Social Tagging, eg. Delicious
Microblogging: Twitter
Data Visualization/Infographics
Open Innovation/Crowdsourcing platforms
New and Old media ecosystems together
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Social Media: an Ecosystem
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Technological Citizenship
The Right to Communicate
Smart Mobs and Social Movements
E-Governance
Democratizing mediaspheres
Many-to-Many platforms and making theinvisible visible
Twitter effect
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Eco-system of old/new media
creating new public sphere
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and opportunities for innovation:Global Health 2.0
Social Media for collaboration &coordination
Architecture of Participation: co-creation
Open Innovation/Crowdsourcing
Transparency and Accountability
Citizen Engagement through social media
Social mobile
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Mobile web
The internet is becoming increasingly mobile
Last year imports of data enabled phonessurpassed SMS-only in Africa
Next billion phones by 201190% will be in global
South
More Kenyans use m-commerce than Finns orAmericans
Facebook is fastest growing site in Africa
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If Facebook were a country
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Web 2.0 and Development
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State Department and Social
Engagement
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Citizen Journalism
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Many-to-Many
platforms/crowdsourcing
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produces crisis mapping
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Mapping Slums & Poverty
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Mobile Mapping
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Brazilian Slum Map
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GeoCommons
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Blogging meets Mapping meets
Politics
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Pollution Maps: China
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Making the invisible visible
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Coordination and Collaboration
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InSTEDD: Communications for
Resilience
Riff: Tools for Sense-making
and Collaboration
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Crowdfunding/sourcing results
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Development SEED
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Transparency: Development
Assistance
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Transparency (cont.)
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Ujima
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Transparency and Operations
Research
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Nyaya Health
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Transparency: Drug Stock-
Outs
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Open Street Map: coordinating
agencies
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Wiki planning
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Open Planning
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Planning differently
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Participatory Budgeting
Social media
tools and Wiki
Government +
Mapping and
Visualization
Tools can re-make the
participatory
budgeting
movement
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Wikipedia of Failures as
Innovation Platform Failure as forgotten data point
But understanding why things fail can help drive
innovation
Rapid (Slow) prototyping in Public Health
Take risks, learn, rethink and innovate
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Mobile Health Applications
Education and Awareness
Data collection (for public health or clinical domains)
Remote monitoring
Communication and Training for Healthcare Workers
Disease Surveillance and Epidemic Outbreak
Diagnostics and Treatment Support
mLearning, health externsion, mobile health 2.0 (citizen facing)
Emergency Response
Decision Support Systems
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Mobile Health
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Lightweight Infrastructure
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Mobile Health: Frontline
Medic/Open MRS
Source: Josh Nesbitt, http://www.jopsa.org/?p=404
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Counterfeit Drugs: m-Pedigree
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Smart Mobs for Health
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Mobile Crowdsourcing
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P2P Health
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Challenges
Dynamics of network organizations?
New governance models
How to manage knowledge/health commons
formed through interdependencies?
Moving from innovation being about tech to
innovation concerned with knowledge thatcreates social value
PPP-P: the extra P = People