According to the World Health Organization, digital health, also known as eHealth or health informatics, is the use of information and communications technology (ICT) for health.
eLearning
Designing Evidence-Based Incentives to Attract and Retain Health Workers Using the Rapid Retention Survey Toolkit
August 16, 2018
Based on the USAID-funded CapacityPlus "Rapid Retention Survey Toolkit: Designing Evidence-Based Incentives for Health Workers," this course will orient participants on how to use a rapid disc
Foundations of Gender Equality in the Health Workforce Self enrolment
August 16, 2018
This course is intended to expose the participant to basic concepts, issues, and standards related to gender equality in the health workforce, including legal and policy protections.It covers:
CD4 Enumeration
February 19, 2018
This course provides instruction on the flow cytometric analysis and enumeration of CD4+ T-cells for the monitoring of people infected with HIV.
Nutrition (An Introduction)
December 13, 2017
Are you familiar with the basic concepts of good nutrition? How does nutrition affect maternal and child health? What are common nutritional deficiencies, vulnerable groups, and the causes of undernutrition?
Data Quality
November 21, 2017
Purpose
High quality data are needed to inform, monitor, and manage HIV/AIDS programs. This course will help participants understand what data quality is, why it is important, and what programs can do to improve it.
Objectives
Economic Evaluation Basics
October 26, 2017
Purpose: PEPFAR-funded programs require rigorous monitoring and evaluation (M&E) in order to determine whether they are meeting their objectives, being implemented as planned, and are efficient in terms of using resources wisely to achieve desired public health outcomes.
Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV
August 15, 2017
Purpose: Annually, more than 700,000 children are infected with HIV.
Male Circumcision: Policy & Programming
August 15, 2017
Purpose: The evidence is compelling – male circumcision (MC) reduces female-to-male transmission of HIV by approximately 60%. MC provides additional "back-up" protection to methods such as abstinence, being faithful/partner reduction, and using condoms.
