Figures & Tables
Figures
- FIGURE 1
Map of Digital Health Pilot Projects in Uganda in 2010
Source: Sean Blaschke, UNICEF, written communication, May 2016.
- FIGURE 2
WHO Model Illustrating Health System Constraints
Source: Mehl (2014).26
- FIGURE 3
WHO Classification of Digital Health Interventions Released December 2017
Source: WHO (2018).27
- FIGURE 4
Methods and Objectives of Monitoring and Evaluation Activities Across the Lifespan of a Digital Health Program
Source: World Health Organization (2016).33
- FIGURE 5
WHO-ITU National eHealth Strategy Toolkit eHealth Building Blocks
Abbreviations: ITU, International Telecommunication Union; WHO, World Health Organization.
Source: WHO and ITU (2012).38
- FIGURE 6
The PATH-Vital Wave Data Use Cycle
Source: PATH (2016).51
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- DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON FRAMEWORKS
- IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF REPORTING DIGITAL HEALTH RESEARCH
- THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ENABLING ECOSYSTEM
- MOVING TOWARD HEALTH SYSTEM INTEGRATION: GAPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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