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  1. The Advance of mHealth The Application of Mobile Technology in Public Health
    • “ The most exciting breakthroughs of the 21st century will not occur because of technology but because of an expanding concept of what it means to be human.”
    • ~John Naisbitt
    • “ We're changing the
    • world with technology.”
    • ~ Bill Gates
    • The cell phone went from the device that was the fourth “hardest to do without” in 2002 to the number one slot in 2007.
    • “ Mobile Access to Data and Information”, Pew Internet Project
  2. Here Comes Mobile
    • Thirty-nine percent of Americans have positive and improving attitudes about their mobile communication devices, which in turn draws them further into engagement with digital resources – on both wireless and wireline platforms.
    • ” The Mobile Difference”, Pew Internet Project
  3.  
  4. Short SMS Stats
    • 270+ million
    • wireless subscribers
    • in the U.S.
    • Source: CTIA
    • Wireless only households increased from 8.4% (2005) to 17.5% (2008)
    • Source: CTIA
    • One trillion text messages
    • were sent in 2008
    • Source: CTIA
  5. Mobile Phone Trivia:
    • How many mobile phones are
    • equipped with SMS (text) function?
  6. Answer:
    • 95%
    • Source: CTIA
    • Time to Make Use of These Technologies for Public Health !
  7. What is mHealth?
    • mHealth is the use of mobile communications – such as PDAs and mobile phones – for health services and information
  8. Health Information + The Web
    • 8 out of 10 American Internet users have searched for information on at least 1 of 17 health topics
    • Source: Online Health Search 2006, Pew Internet Study
  9. Mobile Tech in Public Health
    • Dissemination of Health Information
    • Remote Data Collection Tool
    • Consumer Interaction Point for Location- Based Health Information
    • OTHER COUNTRIES > UNITED STATES
  10. Credit: DataDyne.org
  11. Dissemination of Health Information
  12. Remote Data Collection
  13. FrontlineSMS is free software that turns a laptop and a mobile phone into a central communications hub. Once installed, the program enables users to send and receive text messages with large groups of people through mobile phones.
  14. Mobiles in Malawi
    • A donated laptop, 100 recycled cell phones, and a copy of FrontlineSMS
    • SMS-based communications network for a rural hospital and its community health workers in Malawi
    • Allows hospital to respond to requests for:
      • rendering emergency medical care
      • tracking patients
      • recording HIV and TB drug adherence
      • staying updated on patient status
      • providing instant drug dosage/usage information
  15. Consumer Interaction
    • “[Mobile communication] is an avenue through which we will get the accurate, credible information we need to inform healthier decisions.”
    • ~Dr. Jay Bernhardt
    • CDC Center for Health Marketing
  16. What Next?
    • More focus on medical adherence for patients
    • Feedback on quality of care
    • Increased focus on interaction with at-risk populations
    • More efficient ways to receive health information
    • Location-based services
  17. Additional Resources
    • http://mobileactive.org
    • http://kiwanja.net
    • http://jopsa.org
    • http://www.dalezak.ca/
    • http://delicious.com/mindofandre/mobilehealth
    • http://delicious.com/mindofandre/mobile
  18. Contact Information
    • Andre Blackman
    • Blog: http://pulseandsignal.com
    • Email: [email_address]
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