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* new technologies for agriculture
  
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How to reach the people on the ground, the majority of people
 
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** issues of security
 
* connecting to regular(?) village meetings
 
* connecting to regular(?) village meetings
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* use radio messages (2-3 times per week, after some months), newspaper
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* use different places, e.g. churches for health education
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* hospitals with TV set
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* which other content could foster the take-up of health messages
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* Tablet without a person will not work, people struggling to open a device (easy to do at hospital during work hour, complicate for placing the tablet at the market place)
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* what is what we want to achieve, and?
 
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Way ahead
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* Suggestion from the TZ team (IT: Felix, Human health: Bernard & Elibariki, OneHealth: Helena)
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* Dedicated visit to the villages
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* Focus in Phase A (3 villages): Selela (Anthrax, TBc, HIV), Izazi, Mtera (Cystocercosis, TBc, HIV)
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* Aligned with One Health approach, having a combined approach
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* for each disease, get a catalogue of a) official information, b) other information/games, ...
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DigI:DigI-Health Intervention 10Aug2017

Title DigI-Health_Intervention_10Aug2017
Place ITS
Date, Time 2017/08/10, 0800-0900 h local Paris time
Contact Person Christine Holst
Participants Christine Holst, Bernard Ngowi, Helena Ngowi, Maurice Isabwe
related to Project DigI
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DigI - Health interventions Thu, Aug 10, 2017 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM CEST

Agenda

  • Specific interventions planned
  • Which villages to start with (decision on 3 or 4 villages)​
  • use of general health information, like GHMP videos
  • Master and PhD-topics for SDG 3 and Digital Global Health, see presentation

 PresenterPresentation File
DigI-SDG 3 Health related TopicsJosef NollClick to Open

Notes

Measures for digital uptake

  • KPI (key performance indicators) for digital uptake
  • foster the take-up of digital information
  • introducing the tablet, measuring the use and uptake
  • survey on having taken up the knowledge
  • comments, feedback, suggestions
  • technology acceptance: tablet useful,
  • social acceptance: structure, communication amongst people
  • main function of digital devices: increase communications in health, and thus knowledge uptake
  • from health information towards digital society
  • new technologies for agriculture

How to reach the people on the ground, the majority of people

  • first ground work (connectivity mobile phone operators)
  • where to place the equipment: close to market place (once to twice a week) versus equipment close to governmental offices
    • issues of security
  • connecting to regular(?) village meetings
  • use radio messages (2-3 times per week, after some months), newspaper
  • use different places, e.g. churches for health education
  • hospitals with TV set
  • which other content could foster the take-up of health messages
  • Tablet without a person will not work, people struggling to open a device (easy to do at hospital during work hour, complicate for placing the tablet at the market place)
  • who can take care of the equipment (tablet), what are the incentives for providing access, volunteers per tablet
  • security for devices

Health message content

Economics:

  • what is what we want to achieve, and?
  • what are the costs involved?

Way ahead

  • Suggestion from the TZ team (IT: Felix, Human health: Bernard & Elibariki, OneHealth: Helena)
  • Dedicated visit to the villages
  • Focus in Phase A (3 villages): Selela (Anthrax, TBc, HIV), Izazi, Mtera (Cystocercosis, TBc, HIV)
  • Aligned with One Health approach, having a combined approach
  • for each disease, get a catalogue of a) official information, b) other information/games, ...
  • Comment by Josef: focus on Transformation towards Digital Societies
  • Morogoro report to be presented during Inception Meeting


Phone conferences and Meetings

DigI related Meeting(s):


Action Items



Help for using GoToMeet.me/BasicInternet conference tool

We use a service provided by ITS@UiO through the conference system http://www.gotomeet.me/BasicInternet

One can phone in using:

  • Any phone (preferably the phone provided by your institution)
  • A VoIP client as detailed on the help page of the above link.
  • Skype if you have credits for calling land-lines
  • Any similar mobile/IP based audio chat software that allows to call phone numbers.
  • from your surfacer iPhone, iPad or Android device via the GoToMeeting app. (also from Surface Pro 3)
  • Web browsers (not my old Firefox, but Chrome and Windows seam to be supported)

The procedure is straightforward:

  • connect to GotoMeet.me/BasicInternet
  • select if you want to connect through the GotoMeeting application, or through the Web
  • Note: The organiser (Christine, Wisam, Josef) need to login to start the conference
  • Enable your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended. Or, call in using your telephone.

Organise phone conference

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  • for just an audio conference, you may use: http://conference.uninett.no
  • for a combined web and audio conference, use GoToMeeting. Before you add a meeting, ensure that you clicked phone number Norway
  • in case you are successful, you will see a notice with phone number

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Help for using Phone conferences from UNINETT

Most research institutions in Norway have access to this service by using your organization user login at https://conference.uninett.no/ One can phone in using:

  • Any phone (preferably the phone provided by your institution)
  • A sip client as detailed below
  • Skype if you have credits for calling land-lines
  • Any similar mobile/IP based audio chat software that allows to call phone numbers.

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Summary of project

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