Medic’s AI strategy emphasises understanding community health needs, prioritising human-centred design, and ensuring technology serves established workflows effectively.
The years before the model: What it takes for AI to earn a place in community health Read More »
Shreya Bhatt and Andra Blaj reflect on their experiences at the Skoll World Forum, emphasizing community collaboration, the importance of local leadership, and the need for responsible AI in healthcare innovation.
Hope, Hard Truths, and Health for All: Medic at Skoll World Forum Read More »
In Nairobi, a day of discussions focused on digital health transformation, emphasizing community involvement and collaborative leadership for universal health coverage.
The Future of UHC Starts Here: Community Health in the Digital Age Read More »
Rose, a community health worker in Kenya, manages numerous households, addressing diverse health needs. A redesign of the Community Health Toolkit app aims to help CHWs prioritize tasks effectively.
Colors, Cues, and Co-creation: Designing Task Lists UI for Real-World CHW Priorities Read More »
Innovative digital health tools improve community care through collaboration, enhancing efficiency and security via interoperable systems and Single Sign-On features.
The 2025 African HealthTech Summit highlighted the importance of balanced digital health innovation, collaboration, data use, and youth empowerment for sustainable solutions.
The SanteComCIV digital system in Côte d’Ivoire enhances community health by improving data collection, empowering health workers, and contributing to reduced child mortality through efficient care.
Turkana County, in north-west Kenya, is vast. Its open landscapes stretch as far as the eye can see—painting a picture of both beauty and challenge. The arid land makes Turkana extremely susceptible to severe drought. People struggle to obtain food, and cattle rustling is a common occurrence. The county has
My First Visit to Turkana: Lessons on Digital Health and Malnutrition Read More »
Community at the center: How open source transforms health In a refugee settlement in Uganda, a community health worker uses her mobile phone to visit families, follow up on children’s vaccinations, and update health records, instantly connecting her patients to the national network of care. In Nepal, Female Community Health
With the community, for the community: How Medic elevates the UN Open Source Principles Read More »
In Mali, Muso is strengthening digital sovereignty by self-hosting its community health data using the Community Health Toolkit (CHT). In this Q&A, Muso Cloud Administrator Ulrich Anani explains how local data ownership impacts community-driven digital health solutions. Hi Ulrich! Can you tell us about Muso’s work as a Community Health