http://www.iicd.org Projects in the Health Sector daily 1 2007-06-22T12:38:49Z http://www.iicd.org/projects/articles/tanzania-telemedicine In the innovative Telemedicine project, doctors can upload medical cases to an online platform, and receive consultations from peer doctors in Tanzania and abroad. The project also enables the development of best practices and a platform for awareness raising, knowledge exchange and policy making in telemedicine. The owner of the project, the Evangelical Lutheran Church Tanzania (ELCT), provides about 15% of the national health services in Tanzania. This telemedicine project involves approximately 200 doctors and 10,000 patients. The project started in 2008 and is closely linked to another project run by the ELCT on Health Management Information Services (HMIS). No publisher annemiek IICD project 2008-08-11T15:50:30Z IICDproject http://www.iicd.org/projects/articles/zambia-patients-monitoring-system-mongu The project will create an integrated patient system at 15 sites , in 5 districts in the Western province of Zambia. This Project Proposal is a product of the Diocese of Mongu whose goal is to promote health and improve the health status of the community’s of the Western Province of Zambia. The Diocese of Mongu covers an area of 67,293 Square (Sq). Kilometers (Kms), and has a population of 622,450 people (CSO 2002). No publisher Jpowell 2008-08-18T09:56:19Z IICDproject http://www.iicd.org/projects/articles/zambia-blood-donor-database The project will develop and implement an appropriate computer based “Blood Donor Tracking System”. The project aims to establish a reliable computer-based blood donor database management system in order to significantly enhance data accuracy, efficiency and effectiveness, to reduce on the risks of incorrect identification of donors and blood units, and ensure blood safety. No publisher Jpowell 2008-08-26T15:50:39Z IICDproject http://www.iicd.org/projects/articles/mali-cyberPharma The association of Pharmacists in Mali, Conseil de l’Ordre des Pharmaciens du Mali (COPM), aims to rationalize the communication and information flows with its constituency. It made the first steps by developing a dynamic website (http://www.copm-mali.org) which will allow pharmacists to be informed on the latest developments in their field, and which will give them the opportunity to update their own information through the provision of personal pages. No publisher annemiek IICD project 2008-06-05T13:16:46Z IICDproject http://www.iicd.org/projects/articles/tanzania-elearning-incubator-for-health-workers The E-learning Incubator for health workers incites health training institutions in Tanzania to integrate e-learning in their programmes if appropriate. E-learning is a type of education where computer technology is the medium of instruction. Computerized education in health is new in Tanzania. This project has a huge potential as it can improve the quantity and quality of training of approximately 8000 health workers both in cities and in remote areas. No publisher annemiek IICD project 2008-08-26T14:29:07Z IICDproject