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Recent Posts
- New paper on mHealth: Improving the Routine HMIS in Nigeria through Mobile Technology for Community Data Collection
- Paper published: Understanding HMIS Implementation in a Developing Country Ministry of Health Context – an Institutional Logics Perspective
- In Nigeria, Mobile overtakes Desktop – Generation mI
- Writing up thesis on mHealth…Scaling mHealth in Low-Resource settings
- Analyzing OpenMRS Data Using Statistical Software
- Compare Mobile Device Statistics for Opera Mobile (from the US)
- Statistics for Nigeria from Opera Mobile
- mHealth: Connectivity and Accessibility as Key
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