A human centred approach to digital technologies in health care delivery among mothers, children and adolescents
Abstract Background: Healthcare outcomes in child, adolescent and maternal in Tanzania are poor, and mostly characterised by fragmentary service provision. In order to address this weakness, digital technologies are sought to be integrated in the milieu of health as they present vast opportunities e...
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Main Authors: | Yasini Haroun (Author), Richard Sambaiga (Author), Nandini Sarkar (Author), Ntuli A. Kapologwe (Author), James Kengia (Author), Jafary Liana (Author), Suleiman Kimatta (Author), Johanita James (Author), Vendelin Simon (Author), Fatma Hassan (Author), Romuald Mbwasi (Author), Khadija Fumbwe (Author), Rebecca Litner (Author), Gloria Kahamba (Author), Angel Dillip (Author) |
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2022-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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