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Digital Health Assessment

by Kathryn Walsh | Jan 3, 2018

Demand Generation for Youth
Digital Health
Digital Health Assessment

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Digital health approaches have been used to improve quality of service delivery, monitor stockouts, manage logistics, provide supportive supervision to community health workers, improve clinical knowledge, and more.

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What are some of the benefits of digital health for improving adolescents access to sexual reproductive health?

Young people’s access to mobile phones in LMICs is increasing.
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Evidence is emerging that mobile phones are an effective tool in reaching young people, increasing their knowledge, and changing their behaviors.
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Young people can often access digital health initiatives anonymously, which can be important to young people living in environments that consider SRH information and services taboo and young people who may feel fear or embarrassment talking about SRH issues publicly.
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Mobile phones can help reach populations with limited mobility, visibility, and agency, like girls who are married, out-of-school youth, or migrant girls.
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Younger adolescents are easy to reach. Demographic data has shown that younger adolescents have far more engagement with digital health initiatives than older adolescents.

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How do you intend to use the information reviewed and/or tools that you accessed?

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How useful did you find the information and/or tools presented on this page? Please write your response in the box below using one of the following phrases: Very useful, Useful, Somewhat useful, Not useful.

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