Within each of our partner locations, we see a wide range of successful outcomes. These achievements can be as basic as improving general health knowledge of providers and community members, but they can also have a larger impact. Our sites have reported cultural shifts, whereby members of the community who previously had no interest in educational sessions are actively seeking out opportunities to learn about health and health services.
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“A mother came in with a baby of 2 years and she had a rash, dry cough, vomiting, diarrhea with dehydration. When l took the baby’s …”
Annet Nalubega
Nurse, Angels of Hope
“I will not get malaria anymore, because we are the ones who [make ourselves susceptible to] malaria. During the night time, I used…”
Community Health Worker after education session
WellShare International
“Our tablets have been used in prenatal care during morning health talks. One of the challenges the hospital has been…”
Staff report
Child Legacy International
“This month l got a patient with a stroke due to hypertension, I got the device and read what was the immediate …”
Annet Nalubega
Nurse, Angels of Hope
“A seven year old girl was brought into the clinic in a semiconscious state with an unclear medical history. Using his Health…”
Wycliffe Omwanda
Clinician, Lwala Community Alliance
“Sometimes I don’t have time to flip books. I get the device, I touch it, and I’m able to get what I’m looking for. At the same time, I am…”
Mary Mungai Director of KRNA Program, Kijabe Hospital
“This facility is often overlooked because we are out in a rural setting in Kenya, and these staff come in with no resouces …”
Kayla Thielk
Quality Assurance Office, Lwala Community Alliance
“I was worried when a mother came in with a child of 10 years with the problem of severe Nasal Bleeding (epistaxis) I tried the knowledge…”
Annet Nalubega
Nurse, Angels of Hope Uganda
“My patient had continuous convulsions and was developing incoherent speech. I had started treatment for malaria…”
Damianus Ouma Nyakinye
Clinical Officer, Lwala Community Alliance
“Having health reference information, educational films, and a device to do data tracking on will improve the efficiency of the rural health workers in the mobile setting.”
Numfor Munteh
Executive Director, Cameroon Agenda for Sustainable Development
“We don’t have an open library to go to. So, the iPad becomes our library. We can open it up anytime, and find the information we need here at hand.”
Kettie Louis
Health eVillages
HERO Coordinator
“The information on the devices is up to date and, now, even closer to us. We can avoid errors in giving medicine, which also ensures the safety of the patient.”
