CommCare presented at Harvard School of Public Health event in Delhi, India
Dimagi Field Investigator Derek Treatman demonstrated CommCare to an interdisciplinary audience at the kickoff meeting held in Delhi, India on December 14, 2011 for a large randomized-controlled study of the BetterBirth Checklist to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality. The meeting was led by Atul Gawande and Jonathan Spector of the Harvard School of Public Health.
For more information about CommCare, please visit www.CommCareHQ.org.
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