Stories
Here, we share stories of collaboration, innovation, and impact. Check out what's new with our global team, tools, partnerships, and much more.
What’s new in the Community Health Application Framework: 3.4.0
Post authored by Gareth Bowen, Medic’s Chief Architect. Medic Mobile is excited to announce the release of the next version of the Community Health Application Framework: 3.4.0. This release adds customizable branding and has several improvements for performance and scalability. Scale to support more users In previous versions, users who had an
Community Health Toolkit New Partner, New Commitment to Ending Health Disparities for People with Intellectual Disabilities
Post authored by Francesca Garrett, Medic’s Community of Practice Manager. In the hours before the Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi 2019, Medic Mobile, the stewards of the Community Health Toolkit, joined over 100 global health leaders at the Global Inclusive Health Forum. Together, they made a commitment to equip 10,0000 community
What’s new in 3.3.0
Post authored by Gareth Bowen, Medic’s Chief Architect. Medic Mobile is excited to announce the release of the next version of the Community Health Application Framework: 3.3.0. This release adds a few new important features and a slew of improvements that build on existing functionality. Purging When users create documents
Interoperability with Health Management Information Systems
Post authored by Michael Kohn, Medic’s Product Lead for Data and Analytics. Above, a community health worker in Siaya County, Kenya holds up paper logbook during a review meeting at the health facility. These days system interoperability is front and center in the ongoing conversation about digital health. With tens of
Our Visit to Montgomery’s Legacy Museum & Memorial
Last month, seventeen Medic Mobile teammates from twelve cities and three countries came together in Montgomery, Alabama. Thanks to an extremely generous offer from one of our funders, our team was presented with the unique opportunity to visit the Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration and the National Memorial to Peace and Justice.