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Home » Publications » Briefs » A mobile app to manage acute malnutrition

A mobile app to manage acute malnutrition

May 9, 2017 - Leave a Comment

Transforming delivery
Juozas Cernius/Save the Children
© Juozas Cernius/Save the Children

A new Transform Nutrition research brief A mobile app to manage acute malnutrition is now available. In this brief programme staff in Niger, Chad, Mali, Kenya and Afghanistan discuss the challenges they faced adapting a mobile health app and rolling it out in some of the most remote, hard to reach health facilities in the world and make valuable recommendations for other mobile health application developments .

 

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