Vol. 6 No. 2 (2019): Special Issue "From Evidence to Practice: The implementation of digital health interventions in Africa for achievement of Universal Health Coverage"

Proceedings of the 12th HELINA Conference

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12856/JHIA-2019-v6-i2

Publié: 2020-03-13

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Editorial

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  Nicky Mostert

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Article de Recherche

• Assessing Users Involvement in Analysis and Design Tasks of Electronic Health Information Systems: Experiences, Challenges, and Suggestions to Optimise Involvement

  Christine Kalumera Akello, Francis Fuller Bbosa, Josephine Nabukenya

  1 - 10

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• Not Missing a Step: South Africans Taking Control of their Personal Wellbeing using Wearable Health Devices

  Nontshumayelo Ntshumi, Funmi Adebesin

  11´ - 18

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• The Development and Implementation of an mHealth-based Mentoring Application for Use in Resource-Constrained Settings

  Stélio Klésio Adriano Moiane

  19 - 25

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• Managing Patient Identification in Uganda's Health Facilities Examining Challenges and Defining Requirements for a National Client Registry

  Catherine Kabahuma, Josephine Nabukenya

  26 - 35

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• Networking and Securing Botswana’s Public Health Care System (BPHS) to enable a secure digitalized patient-centered environment.

  Alpheus Wanano Mogwe

  36 - 44

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• Information needs, access and coping strategies for cervical cancer clients at Mulago Uganda Cancer Institute.

  Rogers Kagimu

  45 - 50

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• Standardizing Representation of Medication in LMICs: Case of Malawi and RxNORM

  Timothy Mtonga, Gerald Paul Douglas

  51 - 56

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• Background To effectively plan for human resources for health, health managers need to keep track of the size and composition of their human resources and to anticipate their future needs. Effective strategic planning is however informed by quality and re Examining Challenges Affecting Management of Health Workers’ Information in Uganda

  Jamiru Mpiima, Josephine Nabukenya

  57 - 63

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• A Fraud Detection System for Health Insurance in Nigeria

  Terungwa Simon Yange

  64 - 73

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• Digital Empowerment for Health Workers and Implications on EMRs Utilisation

  Chipo Kanjo, Joshua Hara, Jens Kaasbøll

  74 - 83

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• Cost Analysis of an Electronic Medical Record System at an Urban Clinic in Kampala, Uganda

  Bonny E Balugaba, Simon K Ruttoh, Elizabeth K Ekirapa, Abraham A Siika, Martin C Were

  84 - 89

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