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Audiovisual . 2025
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Healthcare workers' informal use of mobile phones to support their work: the mHealth-Innovate project

Authors: mHEALTH-INNOVATE Research Project;

Healthcare workers' informal use of mobile phones to support their work: the mHealth-Innovate project

Abstract

This short video summarises the key findings from the mHealth-Innovate research project on healthcare workers' informal use of mobile phones to support their work. This research is funded through a research grant from the Research Council of Norway (prosjektbanken.forskningsradet.no/en/project/FORISS/325476). The MHEALTH-INNNOVATE project is a partnership between Makerere University, Uganda; the Norwegian Institute of Public Health; Western Norway University of Applied Sciences; the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, University of Oslo, Johns Hopkins University; Health Information for All; and the World Health Organization.

Keywords

mobile phone, uganda, healthcare workers, informal, global health, video, mhealth

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