At the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Medic’s Interim CEO Dykki Settle and Medic’s Director of External Affairs Jeff Jacobs found a new reality: digital health is firmly on the agenda.
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Dykki Settle joined Medic as Interim CEO in May 2024. Here, he shares defining moments from his 30 years of experience in digital technology and data systems, and the crossroads of connection that led him to Medic.
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People are at the core of Medic’s work. That’s why we designed SanteComTogo with, and for, health workers.
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Interoperability assumes paramount importance in the ever-evolving and ever-expanding digital health ecosystem; users adopt systems tailored to their specific needs. For example, data collected in a resource-limited setting may resemble data collected in a well-resourced environment, yet the employed systems can differ substantially. Therefore, there exists no one-size-fits-all approach capable
In the past decade, there has been a concerted effort to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of data exchange within digital systems. This drive for improved data interoperability is particularly crucial in the digital health ecosystem – various systems are integral to supporting patient care delivery within their unique use
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In celebration of Kenya’s upcoming national launch of the CHT-based electronic community health information system (eCHIS), we’re reflecting on the breadth of Medic’s more than decade-long commitment of collaboration and impact in-country. In part one, we highlighted Medic’s journey supporting community health in Kenya. In part two, we highlighted our
In part one, we explored how interoperability is crucial not only in exponentially-growing digital societies, but specifically within healthcare to ensure better care coordination and service delivery. In part two, we included a walkthrough of the first steps in building interoperability between health systems and the CHT. In part three,
The importance of interoperability in the health sector and how other systems can communicate with the CHT In line with an exponentially digital world, the digital health space has equally grown in the past decade. Globally, the systems created today serve communities and patients in both low-resource and high-resource settings.
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Through the Bayer Foundation-funded Digital Health Ecosystem (DHE) project and in partnership with PATH, Medic launched the Community Health Toolkit Entrepreneurship Accelerator (CHTEA).
At Medic, we collaborate with public and private implementing technical partners, local governments and communities, and Ministries of Health to work toward nationally adopted electronic Community Health Information Systems (eCHIS). eCHISs can increase efficiency and effectiveness of Community Health Workers (CHWs) providing doorstep care. The theme for UHC Day 2022
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