Loudon, Melissa | 2009-
- Author(s): Loudon, Melissa
- Publisher: MobileActive
- Pages: --
- Keywords: mobile telecommunication services, technical training, nonprofit corporations
This How-To covers the basics of setting up an SMS campaign system, looking at different approaches to suit your goals, budget and technical expertise.
Lozano-Fuentos, S. | 2012]
- Author(s): Lozano-Fuentos, S.
- Publisher: Colorado state university. Natural sciences computer science
- Pages: --
- Keywords: malaria, public health, disease control, vector-borne diseases, data processing
Low-cost approaches for improving better prevention and control of vector-borne diseases, such as mosquito-borne dengue and malaria, are needed. The Chaak application supports the use of cell phones for field capture and rapid transfer of mosquito vector surveillance data to a central database.
Lucas, Henry | 2008
- Author(s): Lucas, Henry
- Publisher: Elsevier
- Pages: 2122--2132
- Keywords: information technology, communication technology, health services, developing countries
Combining a case study approach with a general discussion, this paper attempts to assess the potential benefits of a diverse range of ICT innovations, including computer-aided diagnosis, treatment monitoring and telemedicine applications, and some of the constraints they will need to overcome.
Lund, Stine | ca. 2010]
- Author(s): Lund, Stine
- Publisher: University of Copenhagen. Danish research network for health (Enreca health)
- Pages: --
- Keywords: mobile telecommunication services, maternal health services, maternal and child health, infants, prenatal care, zanzibar
The Wired Mothers project in Zanzibar links pregnant women to a primary health care centre through use of mobile phones. The paper outlines a study designed to examine the beneficial impact of using mobiles and SMS for healthcare on maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality.
Lund, Stine | [2010]
- Author(s): Lund, Stine
- Publisher: University of Copenhagen
- Pages: --
- Keywords: mobile telecommunication services, maternal and child health, maternal health services, infants, prenatal care, zanzibar
The Wired Mothers project in Zanzibar links pregnant women to a primary health care centre through use of mobile phones. They receive standard SMS for care appointments, and can call the primary provider in case of acute or non acute problems