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CENTRE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

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DRUG SHOP INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD ILLNESS

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EMBRYYO TECHNOLOGIES

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Embryo is a tech company based in Pune, India that specializes in affordable and appropriate interventions that is catered towards the people in public health. India majority of the medical devices that are produced are exported and 75% of technologies used within the country are imported from other nations. 70% of medical devices are completely in operable. so basically they are left with a 5% functioning system. Embryo Technologies designs portable innovations blood plasma separation for a point of care diagnostics for example, LED- based neonatal phototherapy. they also have the TB-cctv designed to help track the patients treatments and diagnosis. DPWB is the digital system used to track patient. which is the TB medical device. this is extremely helpful to the region since about 2 million individuals are tested positive with the amount of death averaging 300,000 resulting from a fragmented system that delays diagnose and makes the process longer. identification methods are conducted using DOTS which is a public health strategy for the finding and treatment of TB. 

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GENERAL PRACTITIONER DOWN-REFERRAL MODEL

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INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY HEALTH AGENT PROFESSIONALIZATION PROGRAMME

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LAST MILE HEALTH

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LEARNER TREATMENT KIT

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LIFENET INTERNATIONAL

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LIVEWELL CLINICS LTD. (FORMERLY VIVA AFYA)

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LIVING GOODS

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Issue: Although efforts in Uganda have achieved a reduction, Maternal and Child mortality remain a problem. Q2:Reducing maternal and neonatal mortality is a challenge that Uganda has been looking forward to overcoming since 1995. Living Goods reduces maternal mortality by combining entrepreneurial approaches with community health provision, training community health promoters, providing health services, and selling health care-related products. Q3 : By doing this they have been able too reduce child moraility by up to 27% . While this effort strated in uganda they have been able to exapnd its model in Kenya and has replicated it in Zambia and Myanmar in partnership with CARE International and Population Health Services

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MOBILE-BASED SURVEILLANCE QUEST USING IT (MOSQUIT)

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NOORA HEALTH

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ONE FAMILY HEALTH

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OPERATION ASHA

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PARTNERS IN LEPROSY ACTION (PILA)

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Leprosy remains pervasive in the Phillipines, with the country having the highest number of new leprosy cases in the Western Pacific over the last ten years. Elimination has been achieved in the context of the whole population, but there are some regions suffering from high prevalence, particularly in the Northern Luzon Region. Early detection and treatment is imperative to contain leprosy, but the persistent stigma surrounding leprosy results in discrimination and social marginalization. To combat this, the Partners in Leprosy Action (PILA) worked with other stakeholders to promote screening and education of communities using the term “skin health” as a way to incentivize engagement, rather than using the term “leprosy screening”. PILA also holds meetings and workshops to promote a more holistic approach to leprosy across several sectors. This increase in awareness among communities and healthcare workers through consistent training and engagement has improved identification and intervention of leprosy.

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PHARMACIST ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAMME

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RIDERS FOR HEALTH

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SAFE WATER AND AIDS PROJECT (SWAP)

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SCHISTOSOMIASIS CONTROL INITIATIVE

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1. Give a brief background on the problem/health access issue they are seeking to address and the location (i.e., provide some numbers to show the extent of the problem – 80% people in Southeast Argentinean town walk 5+ miles to access health care facility)                                                2. Explain the solution presented in the case study, what are they trying to do to address this?How has this changed the current situation?        3.What progress are they able to accomplish?                                       4.What did you find most interesting or enjoy the most about your case study? Optional: feel free to add an image.           

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SMS-Hub Leprosy Case Management System (SMS-Hub)

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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR SEXUAL HEALTH (SESH)

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SPROXIL INC

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THE MEDICAL CONCIERGE GROUP LTD.

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--->Location: Nigeria AND Uganga AND Kenya                                                   ---> Issue                                                                                                    Many people, especially in rural areas, face barriers to healthcare such as:                                                                                                                +Long travel distances to reach facilities-Limited medical professionals +High out-of-pocket costs                                                                                +Poor healthcare infrastructure in rural regions exacerbates the issue.                                               --->Solution:                                                                                              Medical Concierge Group (MCG) uses technology and mobile health (mHealth) services to:                                                                          +Provide remote access to healthcare via phone, social media, and a mobile app                                                                                                 +Allow patients to consult with medical professionals, get prescriptions, and referrals without visiting a clinic                                                               --->Progress/Impact:                                                                               +Improved access to healthcare for thousands of people, especially in remote areas                                                                                         +Reduced the need for physical travel to healthcare facilities            +Helped ease the buren on overworked health systems by offering remote consultations                                                                                             --->What Was Interesting:                                                                             +The use of technology and social media to bring healthcare to people in remote areas                                                                                                                        +The potential of digital solutions to improve healthcare access in low-resource settings                                                                                                                                                                