Background Mobile health (mHealth), refers to healthcare practices supported by mobile
devices, such as mobile phones and tablets. Within primary care, health workers often use …

The agenda for Universal Health Coverage has driven the exploration of various innovative
approaches to expanding health services to the general population. As more African …

Background Implementation science in resource-poor countries and communities is
arguably more important than implementation science in resource-rich settings, because …

Background: There has been a recent spate of mobile health (mHealth) app use for
immunizations and other public health concerns in low-and middle-income countries …

It is essential to analyze the local context and implementation components to effectively
deliver evidence-based solutions to public health problems. Tools provided by the field of …

When community health workers (CHWs) are effective, they can teach healthy child rearing
practices in their communities and improve child health and development outcomes. An …

Background: Populations in low-resource settings with high childhood morbidity and
mortality increasingly are being selected as beneficiaries for interventions using passive …

Background Utilization of under 5-year-old child healthcare services in Egypt is considered
low, the highest proportion of well-baby visits is mainly for immunization in the first 2 years of …

Background To achieve the World Health Organization targets for cervical cancer
elimination, low-and middle-income countries will need to develop innovative strategies to …

Background The use of mobile health technology (mHealth) by community health workers
(CHWs) can strengthen community-based service delivery and improve access to and …