@Erick, sounds good and I wish the project devs more success. Any idea of how much innovation has taken place on these locally developed solutions. I bet the norm is collecting patient data, but how much has the project escalated into becoming its own entity? Are any of the former students thinking about the e-Health systems or even using the knowledge gained to further the dev industry or are we looking any major breakthroughs of ICT use in e-Health in terms of software systems?

 

 

On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 12:53 PM, Erick Njenga <eriknjenga@gmail.com> wrote:

They were made from scratch by Former and Current Strathmore students in collaboration with the Clinton Health Access Initiative. The systems are not sold to the Government. The same systems are also in the process of being deployed in other countries in Africa.

 

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