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Digital Health - Fluch oder Segen für die globale Gesundheit?

MMS Bulletin #148 / December 2018

Digital Health - Fluch oder Segen für die globale Gesundheit?

Einleitung

Digitale Gesundheit auf dem Prüfstand

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<p class="callout"><strong>Martin Leschhorn Strebel</strong> ist Geschäftsführer des Netzwerks Medicus Mundi Schweiz und Koordinator der Arbeitsgruppe zu „Effective Health Cooperation“ des internationalen Netzwerks Medicus Mundi International. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:mleschhorn@medicusmundi.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
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Klare Strategien und gemeinsames Vorgehen

Von Martin Leschhorn Strebel

Neue Herausforderungen durch künstliche Intelligenz

The new responsibility in dealing with health data

<p class="callout"><strong>Stefan Germann</strong> is the CEO of Fondation Botnar, a Swiss foundation established in 2003 with the core purpose of improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people in growing secondary cities around the world by investing in solutions that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:sgermann@fondationbotnar.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/FondationBotnar">@FondationBotnar</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/GermannStefan">@GermannStefan </a></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/SiddharthaJha.jpg/@@images/260c8483-3390-4680-97dc-a07e828f995c.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /> Siddhartha Jha</strong> is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) /Digital Program Manager for Fondation Botnar, a Swiss foundation established in 2003 with the core purpose of improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people in growing secondary cities around the world by investing in solutions that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:sjha@fondationbotnar.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/FondationBotnar">@FondationBotnar</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/Jsidloc">@Jsidloc </a></p>

How can we make health data a global public good?

Von Siddhartha Jha & Stefan Germann

Über die Kontrolle der eigenen Daten zur digitalen Gesundheitsversorgung und zu einer fairen Datenökonomie in Ländern mit tiefen und mittleren Einkommen

<p class="callout"><strong>Ernst Hafen ist Professor</strong> am Institut für Molekulare Systembiologie und ehemaliger Präsident der ETH Zürich. Als Genetiker hat er ein starkes Interesse an der Genomforschung und der personalisierten Medizin. Er ist Grüdungsmitglied des Vereins Daten und Gesundheit sowie der 2015 gegründeten MIDATA Genossenschaft (<a href="http://www.midata.coop" target="_blank" title="blocked::http://www.midata.coop/">www.midata.coop</a>), die ihren Mitgliedern eine sichere Speicherung, Verwaltung und Kontrolle ihrer persönlichen Daten ermöglichen wird (Digitale Selbstbestimmung). <a class="email-link" href="mailto:ehafen@ethz.ch" target="_blank" title=""><span class="email-link">Email</span></a><span id="gmail-docs-internal-guid-361195b1-7fff-060b-8e80-4b7c9e866c1d"><span style="vertical-align: baseline; "><strong></strong></span></span></p>
<p class="callout"><span id="gmail-docs-internal-guid-361195b1-7fff-060b-8e80-4b7c9e866c1d"><span style="vertical-align: baseline; "><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/DanielBoschung_kl.jpg/@@images/e3d0e256-c6f2-4f0d-86e3-d82faaff55ea.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br />Daniel Boschung</strong> konzentriert sich als Künstler auf die Interaktion zwischen Mensch und Maschine und den Übergang vom analogen zum digitalen Zeitalter. </span><a href="http://www.danielboschung.ch" style="text-decoration-line: none; " title="blocked::http://www.danielboschung.ch/"><span style="vertical-align: baseline; text-decoration-line: underline; " title="blocked::http://www.danielboschung.ch/">www.danielboschung.ch</span></a><span style="vertical-align: baseline; "> Zur Zeit arbeitet er als Artist in Residence an der ETH Zürich, wo er mithilft neue Wege zu finden wissenschaftliche Forschung zu initiieren und zu kommunizieren. Eines der Hauptprojekte ist die Integration der Bürger in die Wissenschaft. Er ist Mitbegründer der Genossenschaft MIDATA. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:dani@boschungs.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></span></span></p>

Data to the People!

Von Ernst Hafen und Daniel Boschung

<p class="callout"><strong>Steven C. Uggowitzer</strong>, <span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">CEO Entuura Ventures Ltd, President eSHIFT Partner Network / HISP Geneva. </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Mr Uggowitzer is an engineer specializing in information management and ICT for public health and international development. For over 20 years, he has led and developed innovative approaches to adapt technology to the needs of governmental and international institutions. Mr Uggowitzer has held senior technology positions in WHO, the Health Metrics Network (HMN) and led data management for global pandemic response, for SARS and the 2005 Tsunami. He brings extensive implementation experience in LMIC contexts including engineering for deployments of DHIS2 in Sierra Leone, Sudan, Eritrea, and Palestine. Mr Uggowitzer also leads training, at DHIS2 Academies, in systems administration, IT governance and sustainability.</span><strong><strong></strong></strong><strong><br /></strong></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/BildSima.png/@@images/c8801a9b-2d1d-46e4-86f0-2faf3bee1edc.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /></strong><br /><br /><strong>Sima C. Newell</strong> <span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Co-founder, Rethink Performance SARL, </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Senior Advisor (Strategy and Leadership), eSHIFT. </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Sima Newell is an engineer who has spent two decades leading information management an</span></span>d <span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "> IT in international organizations, including as Chief Information Officer and Director of Technology and Innovation at the United Nations Joint Programme on HIV/AIDS. She now crafts and provides leadership development programmes. Ms Newell advises the eSHIFT Partner Network on strategy and leadership. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:sima@eshift.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></span></span><strong><strong></strong></strong><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "></span><strong><br /></strong></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/BildSettle.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Dykki Settle, </strong><span id="docs-internal-guid-8525ebf0-7fff-cf33-0cc0-8081f72d89b5" style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Global Program Leader, Digital Health PATH</span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">. </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Dykki Settle leads PATH’s Digital Health Program, and is Principal Investigator and Chairman of the Board for Digital Square, the USAID/BMGF global flagship project for digital health. Mr Settle is a a TOGAF certified enterprise architect and supports TOGAF (as well as COBIT and ITIL) certification of country digital health leaders as an essential capacity-building strategy. Mr. Settle is a relentless advocate for open collaborative approaches, standards and technologies that successfully accelerate and amplify health equity and well being for all. This foundational approach underpins his success advancing digital health solutions at scale in more than 25 countries and around the world.</span><strong><br /></strong></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/BildAlice.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Alice Liu, </strong><span id="docs-internal-guid-8525ebf0-7fff-cf33-0cc0-8081f72d89b5" style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "><span id="docs-internal-guid-bd84f6e5-7fff-69cb-4c4d-25829db50526" style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Director, mPowering Frontline Health Workers Initiative, Jhpiego. </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "></span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Alice T. Liu leads the mPowering Frontline Health Workers initiative, a USAID-funded public-private partnership that is working to accelerate the use of mobile technology to improve the skills and performance of frontline health workers around the world. Previously she was the Director for Digital Health at Jhpiego where she provided leadership and guidance to integrating digital health into Jhpiego’s health systems strengthening programs. She has 13 years experience working in digital health, mobile money and ICTs for agriculture and spent the first half of her career in Silicon Valley, managing teams to deliver multi-million dollar ecommerce, data warehouse, and customer relationship management systems.</span></span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">.</span><strong><br /></strong></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/copy_of_BildDavid.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />David J. Hagan, </strong><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">CEO SageHagan GmbH, Vice-President eSHIFT Partner Network / HISP Geneva. </span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; "></span><span style="text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline; ">Mr. Hagan sports over thirty years of Information Systems experience, fifteen of them directly related to Health Information Systems. After a position as Information and Knowledge Management Advisor to WHO, leading many large ICT projects, he has spent the last decade providing HIS Technical Assistance and Management Consulting engagements for WHO and other partners. Mr. Hagan has extensive field experience in Africa (Congo, Ethiopia, Sudan, Senegal, Kenya, Malawi, Lesotho, South Africa and Zimbabwe).</span><strong><br /></strong></p>
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Marrying engineering with health policy to bring digital health to scale

Von Steven C. Uggowitzer, Sima C. Newell, Dykki Settle, Alice Liu and David J. Hagan

Die Bedeutung digitaler Medien im Gesundheitswesen

A shortcut to accelerating the achievement of Universal Health Coverage

<p class="callout"><strong>Dr. Ann Aerts, </strong><a class="external-link" href="https://www.novartisfoundation.org/" target="_blank" title="">Head of the Novartis Foundation</a>. Ann Aerts has been Head of the Novartis Foundation since January 2013, where she has played a key role in devising new policy recommendations. She has the responsibility of heading an organization committed to having a transformational and sustainable impact on the health of people in low-income communities. Ann holds a Degree in Medicine and a Masters in Public Health from the University of Leuven, Belgium, and a Degree in Tropical Medicine from the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium. In 2014, Ann was nominated by PharmaVOICE as one of the 100 Most Inspiring People in the life science industry. Ann has authored numerous publications and is a member of the Broadband Commission for Digital Development, the Governing Council of the UN Technology Bank for Least Developed Countries and the International Advisory Board of the Commonwealth Centre for Digital Health. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:ann.aerts@novartis.com" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>

Digital is not an option, it is a must to achieve Universal Health Coverage

Von Ann Aerts

Bottom-up approach for integrating eHealth

<p class="callout"><strong>Michael A. Hobbins, PhD, MSc</strong><br />Epidemiologist, Programme Manager Mozambique & Focal Point for Research, SolidarMed Schweiz, <a class="external-link" href="http://m.hobbins@solidarmed.ch" target="_self" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><br /><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Janneke.jpg/@@images/134e2493-9d15-4736-8a6f-4e3cb6d01ad5.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Janneke H van Dijk, </strong>Country Director SolidarMed Zimbabwe.<br />Janneke studied medicine in the Netherlands, where she also obtained her DTM&H and PhD. Since 2000 she has worked as Medical Doctor in India and Zimbabwe, and as Clinical Research Director of the Macha Research Trust in rural Zambia. In 2015 she was appointed Country Director of SolidarMed Zimbabwe, which has its country offices in Masvingo – Zimbabwe, and its head-office in Lucerne, Switzerland. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:J.vanDijk@solidarmed.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><b><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Gertjan.jpg/@@images/4043d90f-5d30-463c-8b93-d80f1ae4cfc2.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Gertjan van Stam</b> (PhD, MTech), Great Zimbabwe University. <a href="http://www.vanstam.net/gertjan-van-stam" target="_blank">http://www.vanstam.net/gertjan-van-stam </a><br />Gertjan lives in Zimbabwe. He has been involved with strategic developments in ICT in Africa since 1987. He holds an MTech (cum laude) from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and a PhD in Cultural Studies from Tilburg University. His research is focused on the mechanisms of society and technologies in (rural) Africa under the banner of 'community engagement, culture, and digital technologies'.<a class="email-link" href="mailto:gertjan@vanstam.net" target="_blank" title=""> Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><b><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Ronald.jpg/@@images/d14fbc35-b4d4-4841-b329-291cdba9f05b.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Ronald Manhibi</b>, eHealth Project Manager at SolidarMed Zimbabwe. <br />Previously he worked as a Technical Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Director at the Reformed Church University for about 6 years. His experience in managing Information Systems projects for public government institutes focused on agriculture, higher and tertiary education is being utilized in steering eHealth projects in Zimbabwe. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:R.Manhibi@solidarmed.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"> <img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/copy2_of_Moven.jpg/@@images/10d9a889-6dbd-4f4c-8eeb-fc83c65e0a24.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><strong>Moven Kavenga, </strong>Ministry of Health and Child Care, Masvingo, Provincial ICT Officer <a class="email-link" href="mailto:kavengamo@gmail.com" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
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eHealth: Connecting communities for health, selected cases in Zimbabwe

Von Michael A. Hobbins, Ronald Manhibi, Janneke H. van Dijk, Moven Kavenga, Gertjan van Stam

The eHealth hype in resource-limited countries

<p class="callout"><b>Martin Raab</b>, MSc, MPH Health Technology and eHealth Planner, Scientific Collaborator, Project Manager and eHealth coordinator. Martin Raab is the acting head of the Health Technology and Telemedicine Unit (HTTU) of the Swiss Centre for International Health (SCIH). He has 25 years of extensive international working experience in health systems development and capacity building in the Middle East and in various Eastern European countries. He had recently been the managing director of a large scale health project in the Ukraine and in Egypt. In both projects, health informatics applications and eHealth strategy settings were main fields of work. He is further involved in postgraduate teaching assignments on eHealth at the University of Basel and the Ticino University. The Health Technology and Telemedicine Unit is involved in various mandates to design and implement digital health applications in Switzerland as well as in low and middle income countries. The HTTU is a WHO Collaborating Centre on eHealth and Health Technology Management. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:martin.raab@swisstph.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>

Digitalisation for Health: The magic bullet tends to miss its target

Von Martin Raab

Findings from a multinational research project on WhatsApp use

<p class="callout"><span><strong>Christoph Pimmer</strong>, PhD, is a senior lecturer and researcher at School of Business, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW). His work centres on digital global learning and knowledge management with a particular interest in the fields of global and public health. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:christoph.pimmer@fhnw.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></span><span></span></p>
<p class="callout"><span><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Ademola.JPG/@@images/70954fbf-c6b9-42be-967f-a6e214c467e5.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><span><br /><strong>Ademola J. Ajuwon</strong> is a professor at the Department of Health Promotion and Education, Faculty of Public Health, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. His areas of research interests are adolescent reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention, social media and research ethics. </span><br /></span></p>
<p class="callout"><span><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Jennifer.jpg/@@images/c23ef45b-b812-497a-a6a0-361505abffc6.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br /><span><strong>Prof Jennifer Chipps</strong> is a Professor of Nursing at the University of the Western Cape. Her interests are are eHealth, mHealth, mental health, ageing, e-learning and systematic reviews. </span><br /></span></p>

Social media for global health professionals

Von Christoph Pimmer, Ademola Ajuwon and Jennifer Chipps

The evolution into government-led implementation of data quality and use interventions

<p class="callout"><strong>Hassan Mtenga:</strong> Mr. Mtenga has worked at PATH with the Better Immunization Data (BID) Initiative for the past five years, to support the government’s implementation of interventions to improve use of data in the immunization programme. He continues to work with the Tanzania government’s efforts to scale the interventions nationally and also now leads regional work to support other countries embarking on similar efforts. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:hmtenga@path.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/AlexMphuru.jpg/@@images/bd5f3fae-76c7-4afb-8d79-d848fbfe1ed8.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Alex Mphuru:</strong> Dr. Mphuru is a conscientious and professional child health specialist with extensive experience in child health intervention programs particularly Immunization. He previously worked in the Immunization and Vaccine Development group at the Ministry of Health in Tanzania and currently works as an Immunization Specialist with UNICEF. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:mphurualex@gmail.com" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/DawnSeymour.jpg/@@images/45a2507a-326e-46ca-ba3c-d2d9179dab70.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Dawn Seymour:</strong> Ms. Seymour has extensive experience in digital health work, with experience working with countries across Africa. Most recently she was the deputy director for the BID Initiative and supported the work in both Zambia and Tanzania in areas of product development, change management, implementation design and program management. She now works as the Director of Program Operations at the Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL). <a class="email-link" href="mailto:dseymour@digitalimpactalliance.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/LaurieWerner.jpg/@@images/1f17fd7d-e81d-4269-8c74-f7f11a999fd2.jpeg" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Laurie Werner:</strong> Ms. Werner joined PATH in 2011 to support the Decade of Vaccines work, and now leads the BID Initiative portfolio of work, which focuses on improving immunization data collection, quality, and use for better decision-making in African countries. She has a Masters in Public Administration from the University of Washington. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:lwerner@path.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>

The challenges of implementing a data use culture

Von Hassan Mtenga, Dr Alex Mphuru, Dawn Seymour, Laurie Werner

Qualitative health care by digital health in West Africa

<p class="callout"><b>Guillaume Foutry, </b>Regional IeDA Coordinator for Africa, Terre des hommes Foundation (Tdh). <a class="email-link" href="mailto:guillaume.foutry@tdh.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>

IeDA – An innovative technology to save children’s lives

Von Guillaume Foutry

An anthropological perspective

<p class="callout"><span id="yui_3_16_0_ym19_1_1545041733506_34481"><strong>Laetitia van Haren</strong> is a cultural anthropologist. She has lived and worked for several decades in Africa and Asia, starting as a volunteer teacher of English in a teacher training college in North Kivu, Congo, thereafter doing academic and consultancy based anthropological field work in social development and refugee settings. She has also held senior positions in humanitarian, refugee and social development organisations. Her first baby was born in a rural dispensary without electricity and running water. Things went well, though not easy. She now knows it was risky. Decades later she traveled as an anthropologist through Laos and found out how scared young women were of being pregnant. I am going to die, they would say. She found out they were right to be scared. And that kept her thinking ever since about the tragedy for millions of girls and women of risking your life in a big way each time you give life. Safe motherhood begins at home, this is how y she started her permanent reflection on maternal mortality and how to drastically reduce it anywhere.<a class="email-link" href="mailto:laetitiavanharen@yahoo.co.uk" target="_blank" title=""> Email</a> <a class="external-link" href="https://smartaccesstohealthforall.org/" target="_blank" title="">Smart Access to Health for All - JamboMama!</a><br /></span></p>

High risk motherhood for rural mothers in underserviced areas: Can mobile technology make it safer for them?

Von Laetitia van Haren

Magazin

People’s Health Assembly 2018 in Dhaka

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<p class="callout"><strong>Martin Leschhorn Strebel</strong> ist Geschäftsführer des Netzwerks Medicus Mundi Schweiz und Koordinator der Arbeitsgruppe zu „Effective Health Cooperation“ des internationalen Netzwerks Medicus Mundi International. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:mleschhorn@medicusmundi.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
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Globale Gesundheit von unten

Von Martin Leschhorn Strebel

Parution du guide pratique

<p class="callout"><strong>Andréa Rajman</strong> est responsable Suisse Romande du Réseau Medicus Mundi Suisse. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:arajman@medicusmundi.ch" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/Bild.png/@@images/7346875a-81fa-42cf-ac73-2d767ae549e8.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Charlotte Laurent</strong>, FEDEVACO, chargée de diffusion du guide pratique, membre du groupe thématique santé.</p>
<p class="callout"><strong><img src="https://plone.medicusmundi.ch/de/PhotoNajia.png/@@images/e3399429-9989-4973-81ba-87591fb7b19f.png" alt="" class="image-inline" title="" /><br /><br />Najia Trottet</strong>, FEDEVACO, assistante communication.</p>

« La Santé pour tous en zone rurale. Développer et renforcer les centres de santé »

Von Charlotte Laurent, Najia Trottet & Andréa Rajman

<p class="callout"><strong>Petra Schroeter</strong>, Leiterin Institutionelle Beziehungen und Finanzierung bei Handicap International, arbeitet im Bereich der Internationalen Solidarität seit 25 Jahren. Sie war von 2011 bis 2018 Geschäftsführerin von Handicap International Schweiz. <a class="email-link" href="mailto:p.schroeter@hi.org" target="_blank" title="">Email</a></p>
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Jemen: die Zivilbevölkerung kann nicht länger warten!

Von Petra Schroeter

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