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In our recent webinar with Lwala Community Alliance, we shared how we used our human-centered design approach to co-create a relevant, practical and useful free digital course with CHWs for managing common childhood illnesses.

Check out our joint blog post with Noora Health, highlighting findings from our recent study in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization.

See our commentary in BMJ Global Health alongside fellow Vaccine Confidence Fund awardees.

Supported by Stanford Impact Labs, Digital Medic and Noora Health are using AI in mobile health tools to enhance maternal and infant care for millions of families in South Asia.

See how Digital Medic and other Vaccine Confidence Fund grantees are reaching 4 million people, training 3,000 champions, reducing costs, and addressing vaccine hesitancy.

Learn about our collaboration with Noora Health for scaling postnatal education with AI and a new open-access course on pediatric respiratory distress.

We helped guest edit a special edition of Frontiers in Public Health that explores just-in-time, science-based training for health workers and policymakers during crises.

Explore our 2024 annual program summary as well as our CUGH poster presentation, new research and commentary, and plans for expanded mental health content in 2025.

In 2024, we delivered training resources to communities worldwide, in remote villages and urban centers, through collaboration, learning design, and a focus on local needs.

The Community Health Impact Coalition, of which Digital Medic is a member, was honored for systems-level work advancing the status of community health workers globally.

Digital messaging to families in the postnatal period can be effective, according to a study we undertook with researchers from Noora Health, now published in the WHO Bulletin.

Learn about the Stanford Center for Health Education's (SCHE) new funding awards for two community health education projects with collaborators in San Mateo County.

Discover how adapting and sharing emergency health massive open access online courses (MOOCs) can enhance accessibility and impact in low- and middle-income countries.

See our comment in The Lancet alongside collaborators from the Community Health Impact Coalition.

Learn about the significant gap we demonstrated between the extensive focus on CHWs in research and their recognition as coauthors. Now available in The Lancet Global Health.

On November 6, 2024, learn how inclusive education interventions can address barriers to immunization and equip communities to make informed health decisions. Recording available.

Explore newly published research on emergency information sharing, animated videos on HPV and routine vaccination, and more in our October newsletter.