Objective This review aimed to examine how mobile health (mHealth) to support integrated
people-centred health services has been implemented and evaluated in the World Health …

Infrastructural deficiencies, limited access to medical care, and shortage of health care
workers are just a few of the barriers to health care in developing countries. mHealth has the …

Recent studies demonstrate the potential of Mobile Health (mHealth) to improve quality of
care and efficiency in low-and middle-income countries (LMIC). However, strong evidence of …

Background Mobile health (mHealth) describes the use of portable electronic devices with
software applications to provide health services and manage patient information. With …

International mHealth development has focused primarily on engaging rural populations
through cellular phones. Mobile devices provide the ability to share information quickly and …

Governments and development agencies are advocating mobile technology as a potential
tool for developing and improving livelihoods, especially in developing countries where …

There is mounting evidence to show that community health workers (CHWs) play a positive
role in improving population health by connecting people to information, resources, and …

Background mHealth holds the potential to educate rural communities in developing
countries such as Malawi, on issues which over-burdened and under staffed health centres …

Introduction: Rates of chronic diseases will continue to rise in developing countries unless
effective and cost-effective interventions are implemented. This review aims to discuss the …

Background Access to mobile phone technology has rapidly expanded in developing
countries. In Africa, mHealth is a relatively new concept and questions arise regarding …