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    Please include links to evidence and/or results of the intervention if available 
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    To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 1.1 Lack of population denominator
    • 1.2 Delayed reporting of events
    • 1.3 Lack of quality / reliable data
    • 1.4 Communication roadblocks
    • 1.5 Lack of access to information or data
    • 1.6 Insufficient utilization of data and information
    • 1.7 Lack of unique identifier
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 2.1 Insufficient supply of commodities
    • 2.2 Insufficient supply of services
    • 2.3 Insufficient supply of equipment
    • 2.4 Insufficient supply of qualified health workers
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 3.1 Poor patient experience
    • 3.2 Insufficient health worker competence
    • 3.3 Low quality health commodities
    • 3.4 Low health worker motivation
    • 3.5 Insufficient continuity of care
    • 3.6 Inadequate supportive supervision
    • 3.7 Poor adherence to guidelines
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 4.1 Lack of alignment with local norms
    • 4.2 Programs which do not address individual beliefs and practices
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 5.1 Low demand for services
    • 5.2 Geographic inaccessibility
    • 5.3 Low adherence to treatments
    • 5.4 Loss to follow up
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 6.1 Inadequate workflow management
    • 6.2 Lack of or inappropriate referrals
    • 6.3 Poor planning and coordination
    • 6.4 Delayed provision of care
    • 6.5 Inadequate access to transportation
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 7.1 High cost manual processes
    • 7.2 Lack of effective resources allocation
    • 7.3 Client-side expenses
    • 7.4 Lack of coordinated payer mechanism
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    Select all the challenges that apply to your solution. If this challenge does not apply to your solution, please leave this question blank. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 8.1 Insufficient patient engagement
    • 8.2 Lack of awareness of service entitlement
    • 8.3 Absence of community feedback mechanisms
    • 8.4 Lack of transparency in commodity transactions
    • 8.5 Poor accountability between the levels of the health sector
    • 8.6 Inadequate understanding of beneficiary populations
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    To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • A. Census, population information & data warehouse
    • B. Civil registration and vital statistics
    • C. Client applications
    • D. Client communication system
    • E. Clinical terminology and classifications
    • F. Community-based information system
    • G. Data interchange interoperability and accessibility
    • H. Electronic Medical Record(EMR)/ Electronic Heatlh Record(EHR)
    • I. Emergency response system
    • J. Environmental monitoring system
    • K. Facility management information system
    • L. Geographic information system (GIS)
    • M. Health finance and insurance information system
    • N. Health management information system
    • O. Human resource information system
    • P. Identification registries and directories
    • Q. Knowledge management System
    • R. Laboratory and diagnostics information system
    • S. Learning and training system
    • T. Logistics management information system (LMIS)
    • U. Pharmacy information system
    • V. Public health and disease surveillance system
    • W. Research information system
    • X. Shared Health Record and health information respositories
    • Y. Telemedicine
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    To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
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    Select all that apply. Leave blank if this type of user does not apply to your solution. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 1.1 Targeted client communication
    • 1.2 Untargeted client communication
    • 1.3 Client to Client Communication
    • 1.4 Personal health tracking
    • 1.5 Citizen based reporting
    • 1.6 On-demand information services to clients
    • 1.7 Client financial transactions
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    Select all that apply. Leave blank if this type of user does not apply to your solution. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 2.1 Client identification and registration
    • 2.2 Client health records
    • 2.3 Healthcare provider decision support
    • 2.4 Telemedicine
    • 2.5 Healthcare provider communication
    • 2.6 Referral coordination
    • 2.7 Health worker activity planning and scheduling
    • 2.8 Healthcare provider training
    • 2.9 Prescription and medication management
    • 2.10 Laboratory and diagnostics imaging management
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    Select all that apply. Leave blank if this type of user does not apply to your solution. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 3.1 Human resource management
    • 3.2 Supply chain management
    • 3.3 Public health event notification
    • 3.4 Civil registration and vital statistic
    • 3.5 Health financing
    • 3.6 Equipment and asset management
    • 3.7 Facility management
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    Select all that apply. Leave blank if this type of user does not apply to your solution. To learn more about WHO Digital Health Classification, see  https://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/mhealth/classification-digital-health-interventions/en/
    • 4.1 Data collection, management, and use
    • 4.2 Data coding
    • 4.3 Location mapping
    • 4.4 Data exchange and interoperability
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    https://code.iadb.org/en 
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    • PHP
    • Javascript
    • Ruby
    • Rails
    • Other
    • English
    • Spanish
    • Portuguese
    • French
    • Other
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    • Freemium
    • Proprietary
    • Free and open source software
    • Public Domain
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    Please provide links below to the code repository, Wikipage, manuals, etc. separated by semi colons (;)
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    If available, please provide links to demos, videos, photos, etc. separated by semi colons (;)
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    • ADX – Aggregate Data Exchange
    • ATNA – Audit Trail and Node Authentication
    • BPPC – Basic Patient Privacy Consents
    • CDA – Clinical Document Architecture
    • CIEL
    • CPT
    • CSD – Care Services Discovery
    • DICOM
    • GML Geography Market Language
    • CS1
    • HL7 FHIR
    • HL7 v2
    • HL7 v3
    • ICD-10
    • ISCO 08
    • ISCO 88
    • ISO 3166
    • JSON
    • LOINC
    • mACM – Mobile Alert Communication Management
    • MHD – Mobile Access to Health Documents
    • PDQ or PDQm – (Mobile) Patient Demographics Query
    • PIX or PIXm – (Mobile) Patient Identifier Cross Reference
    • RxNORM
    • SDMX – Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange
    • SNOMED
    • SVS – Sharing Value Sets
    • XDS – Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing
    • XForms
    • XUA – Cross-Enterprise User assertion
    • Other
    • None of the above
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    • Yes, links to a Client Registry
    • Yes, links to a Facility Registry
    • Yes, links to a Health Management Information System (HMIS)
    • Yes, links to a Health Worker Registry
    • Yes, links to Laboratory Information System
    • Yes, links to a Logistics Management and Supply Chain Information System (LMIS)
    • Yes, links to a Shared Health Record
    • Yes, links to a Terminology Service
    • Other
    • None
    • ADX – Aggregate Data Exchange
    • ATNA – Audit Trail and Node Authentication
    • BPPC – Basic Patient Privacy Consents
    • CDA – Clinical Document Architecture
    • CIEL
    • CPT
    • CSD – Care Services Discovery
    • CS1
    • DICOM
    • GML Geography Market Language
    • HL7 FHIR
    • HL7 v2
    • HL7 v3
    • ICD-10
    • ISCO 08
    • ISCO 88
    • ISO 3166
    • JSON
    • LOINC
    • mACM – Mobile Alert Communication Management
    • MHD – Mobile Access to Health Documents
    • PDQ or PDQm – (Mobile) Patient Demographics Query
    • PIX or PIXm – (Mobile) Patient Identifier Cross Reference
    • RxNORM
    • SDMX – Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange
    • SNOMED
    • SVS – Sharing Value Sets
    • XDS – Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing
    • XForms
    • XUA – Cross-Enterprise User assertion
    • Other
    • None of the above
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