Vol. 29 No. 1 (2015): Supplement on Leveraging Mobile Technology to Reduce Barriers to Maternal, Newborn And Child Health Care

Guest Editor: Jean Christophe Fotso

Published: 2015-06-04

Articles

Leveraging mobile technology to reduce barriers to maternal, newborn and child health care: a contribution to the evidence base

Jean Christophe Fotso, Amy Tsui

1597-1606
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Fostering the use of quasi-experimental designs for evaluating public health interventions: insights from an mHealth project in Malawi

Jean Christophe Fotso, Amanda Lea Robinson, A. Camielle Noordam, Jessica Crawford

1607-1627
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Where there is no phone: The benefits and limitations of using intermediaries to extend the reach of mHealth to individuals without personal phones in Malawi

Erin Larsen-Cooper, Emily Bancroft, Maggie O’Toole, Zachariah Jezman

1628-1642
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Improving care-seeking for facility-based health services in a rural, resource-limited setting: Effects and potential of an mHealth project

Ariel Higgins-Steele, A. Camielle Noordam, Jessica Crawford, Jean Christophe Fotso

1643-1662
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Strengthening the home-to-facility continuum of newborn and child health care through mHealth: Evidence from an intervention in rural Malawi

Jean Christophe Fotso, Lauren Bellhouse, Linda Vesel, Zachariah Jezman

1663-1682
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Application of mHealth to improve service delivery and health outcomes: Opportunities and challenges

Linda Vesel, David Hipgrave, Justine Dowden, Wanjiku Kariuki

1683-1698
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Accelerating and improving survey implementation with mobile technology: Lessons from PMA2020 implementation in Lagos, Nigeria

Linnea Zimmerman, Funmilola OlaOlorun, Scott Radloff

1699-1712
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Applying Human Rights-Based Approaches to Public Health: Lessons Learned from Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Programs

Allison Smith-Estelle, Laura Ferguson, Sofia Gruskin

1713-1728
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A Look Back to Look Forward: A Multidisciplinary Evaluation of an mHealth Service in Malawi

Patricia N. Mechael

1729-1733
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