Dimagi COO Presents at Global Health & Innovation Conference
Dimagi COO Carter Powers spoke at the “Cutting Edge Health Technology” session of this year’s Unite for Sight’s Global Health & Innovations Conference.
In his presentation, entitled “mHealth: Smarter Systems for the Community Health Workforce: The Social Enterprise’s Perspective,” Carter gave an overview of Dimagi, our technology, and how Dimagi is leveraging smarter community services to scale mHealth programs. You can download the presentation here: Carter @ Unite for Sight April 13 2014.
The session also featured four other speakers, including:
- “Experimentation 2.0: Creating Cultures of Making and Invention in Patients and Providers for Affordable Health Solutions,” Jose Gomez-Marquez, Little Devices @MIT and co-founder LDTC+Labs LLC
- “mHealth and ICT Solutions: New Health Systems Strengthening Building Blocks?” Alain Labrique, Assistant Professor, Program in Global Disease Epidemiology and Control, Department of International Health and Department of Epidemiology, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University; Director, JHU Global mHealth Initiative
- “Using Mobile Phone, Social Innovation, and Cloud in PMTCT and OVC Programs,” Bobby Jefferson, Director Informatics, Futures Group
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