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mHealth for sexual and
reproductive health on-line training course
(mHealth4SRH) 4 March to 22 April 2013
http://www.gfmer.ch/mhealth/course-2013.htm
Deborah Kioy
HELINA 2013
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Background to the training course
Why training on mHealth
for sexual and reproductive health?
-mHealth offers solutions to overcome barriers
to universal access to reproductive health
-almost no training opportunities on mHealth
exist outside of United States
-- mHealth is growing rapidly everywhere,
-number of mobile phones increasing rapidly especially in LMIC
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Why online training?
• To give opportunity for participants
• to continue with their regular activities
• to reduce cost
• limit greenhouse emissions
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Objectives
1. To describe why and how mHealth is revolutionizing
health care in general
2. To provide examples of successful mHealth
approaches for sexual and reproductive health those
providing solutions for community members and those
empowering health workers and those where mobile
devices are used for data collection and transfer.
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Objectives (cont.)
3. To explore the research needs relating to mHealth
for sexual and reproductive health and how to
respond to these needs.
4. To provide a framework for planning for a mHealth
initiative on sexual and reproductive health.
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Training activities
• Seven training modules – five mandatory, two optional
• 19 recorded online lectures
• 19 guest experts,
• 10 live question and answer sessions – recorded for the benefit of those who were not able to
participate,
• resource documents and videos
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Training activities (cont):
• Five online discussion forums
Five Quizzes
• One assignment on inventory
• analysis of mHealth for sexual and reproductive
health projects
• One assignment on future plans in mHealth
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Module 1:
Introduction
• what is mHealth
• why mHealth is important
• growth trends in mHealth
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Module 2:
Policies, strategies and standards for mHealth
• Processes for initiating and development of policies and
strategies
• Governments responsibilities
• Roles of WHO and partners
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Module 3:
Overview of successful
projects and programmes of
mHealth for SRH
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Module 4:
Monitoring and evaluating mHealth for SRH
projects and programmes
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Module 5:
Planning for new mHealth for SRH initiatives
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Module 6:
Evaluation of the course & Way forward
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Module 7 (optional):
Psychosocial aspects of mHealth and
Fostering Change
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Module 8 (optional):
Essential surgical care for Obstetrics,
facilitated by mHealth approaches
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Some statistics on
mHealth 4SRH on-line course
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Country Number of
Participants
Country Number of
Participants
Ethiopia 14 D. R. Congo 1
Sudan 9 Egypt 1
USA 9 Finland 1
Nigeria 6 Haiti 1
Uganda 5 Iran 1
Kenya 3 Italy 1
Nepal 3 Malawi 1
Afghanistan 2 Mozambique 1
India 2 Netherlands 1
Swaziland 2 Peru 1
UK 2 South Africa 1
Bahamas 1 Thailand 1
Benin 1 Vietnam 1
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 Yemen 1
Total
participants 74
Distribution of Registered
Participants by Country
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Countries with more than 1 participant
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9 9
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Distribution of Faculty Members
USA
38%
Switzerland
26%
Netherlands
16%
Benin
5%
Singapore
5%
UK
5%
India
5%
USA
Switzerland
Netherlands
Benin
Singapore
UK
India
Faculty Members/Facilitators
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Participation as of Monday 22/4/13
51
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Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5
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Session recordings
Discussion forum
Quiz
Participation by activity & module:
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Some examples of
student evaluations
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QUIZ 1 (12 questions)
All answers correct
9%
1 wrong answer
26%
2 wrong answers
24%
More than 2 wrong
answers
41%
All answers correct
1 wrong answer
2 wrong answers
More than 2 wrong answers
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QUIZ 4 (10 questions)
All answers
correct
52%1 wrong answer
25%
2 wrong answers
17%
More than 2
wrong answers
6%
All answers correct
1 wrong answer
2 wrong answers
More than 2 wrong answers
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Country N of projects inventoried N of projects analyzed
Gambia 1 1
Ghana 5 1
India 3 3
Kenya 3 3
Malawi 4 4
Nepal 2 2
Nigeria 18 4
Sudan 1 1 1
Swaziland 1 1
Tanzania/ Zanzibar 1 1
Uganda 1 1 1
Uganda 2 1 1
Uganda 3 2 2
Uganda 4 1 1
USA 1 1
Vietnam 1 1
Zambia 1 1
Total 47 29
Assignment 1:
Countries and projects inventoried and analyzed
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Assignment 1:
Countries and projects inventoried and analyzed
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Some examples of
student plans after the course: - phone messages for mothers and husbands to encourage
family planning utilization - Sudan
- Improving Follow-up of Mother-Infant Pairs
using SMS Mobile Technology - Malawi
- SMS to support and inform people who
have just tested for HIV- South Africa
- Reaching the youth with SRH information
via mobile phones - Vietnam
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36 participants successfully
completed the course
Congratulations!!!
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Next mHealth4SRH on-line
course
February-March 2014