August 2003
World Resources Institute
HealthNet Uganda is pioneering the use of Personal Digital
Assistants (PDAs) in the African healthcare sector to provide
practitioners with real-time access to vital information. The
technology also allows for easier consultation, real-time ordering of
medicines, and access to medical journals - all of which improves the
quality of Uganda's health care system. HealthNet Uganda's leadership
and strategic planning have allowed it to successfully transition from
a grant-funded project to a stand-alone non-profit organization, in
part due to its ability to secure support from the Ugandan government.
By introducing cutting-edge technology within an innovative business
model, HealthNet Uganda is successfully working to improve the health
of millions of citizens.
Click on the attachment below to read the case study. The original link is found
here.
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