This research brief examines the growth of new information and communication technologies (ICTs) and its uses in the health sector, as well as existing and emerging ICT applications that have the potential to rapidly accelerate the adoption of family health practices. It also looks at its use in behavior change communication strategies to deliver services for improving family health outcomes. The findings indicate that ICTs, particularly mobile phones are likely to have a wider reach among rural populations. It also recommends scaling up multiple interaction systems using ICTs
Maternal and child-health indicators have remained poor in northern India, with various factors cont...
India is a developing country with a large landmass and a huge socio-culturally, economically and et...
Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the Indian context is inevit...
RK Swamy BBDO and the Population Council carried out an analysis to assess the reach of the media an...
The revolution of communication in India over the last decade is astonishing. New communication tech...
BACKGROUND: Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in health is not merely about technolo...
Introduction The United Nations has listed 8 millennium development goals as urgent healthcare tasks...
People living in rural areas in developing nations have limited access to quality healthcare. Accor...
Information communication and technology (ICT) is important for developing countries. In developed a...
The concept of automation was first seeded worldwide by Industrial Revolution. Liberalization and pr...
BACKGROUND: Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the Indian conte...
The purpose of this paper was to assess the basic knowledge of ICT among people in rural area.To d...
This monograph compares the methodologies and progress of the different existing models of informati...
Rapid adoption of mobile telephony in rural India and absence of other information and communication...
In spite of wide-ranging successes that have improved population health, the call of ‘health for all...
Maternal and child-health indicators have remained poor in northern India, with various factors cont...
India is a developing country with a large landmass and a huge socio-culturally, economically and et...
Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the Indian context is inevit...
RK Swamy BBDO and the Population Council carried out an analysis to assess the reach of the media an...
The revolution of communication in India over the last decade is astonishing. New communication tech...
BACKGROUND: Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in health is not merely about technolo...
Introduction The United Nations has listed 8 millennium development goals as urgent healthcare tasks...
People living in rural areas in developing nations have limited access to quality healthcare. Accor...
Information communication and technology (ICT) is important for developing countries. In developed a...
The concept of automation was first seeded worldwide by Industrial Revolution. Liberalization and pr...
BACKGROUND: Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the Indian conte...
The purpose of this paper was to assess the basic knowledge of ICT among people in rural area.To d...
This monograph compares the methodologies and progress of the different existing models of informati...
Rapid adoption of mobile telephony in rural India and absence of other information and communication...
In spite of wide-ranging successes that have improved population health, the call of ‘health for all...
Maternal and child-health indicators have remained poor in northern India, with various factors cont...
India is a developing country with a large landmass and a huge socio-culturally, economically and et...
Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the Indian context is inevit...