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• Practice Area

  Technology

  FHI 360's experts use the multiplying effect of innovative and basic technology to further the impact of everything we do.
• Tools

  Going Online to Accelerate the Impact of HIV Programs

  Going Online is a vision and evolving framework for how HIV programs can use online and mobile platforms to accelerate impact toward meeting their HIV services objectives.
• Publication

  Social Media and Behavior Change Lessons from Meta: Brand Lift Studies in Five Countries

  This brief summarizes five health-focused social media campaigns developed by FHI 360 and Meta.
• Publication

  USAID Healthy Behaviors Activity Literature Review

  This literature review focuses on the facilitators of and barriers to priority behaviors for the USAID Healthy Behaviors Activity.
• Feature

  Creating virtual safe spaces for people affected by HIV: FHI 360 and partners provide stigma-free mental health care 

  Through the MENA Moves project, FHI 360 and partners in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia are providing virtual mental health services to people living with HIV.
• Project

  USAID Healthy Behaviors Activity

  The USAID Healthy Behaviors Activity seeks to increase sustained adoption of healthy behaviors in Ethiopia using evidence-based, theory-informed social and behavior change strategies.
• Published research

  Quantitative thin layer chromatography for the determination of medroxyprogesterone acetate using a smartphone and open-source image analysis
• Published research

  There's an app for that: Development of an application to operationalize the Global Diet Quality Score
• Tools

  mLabour: Digital Technology Improves Decision-making During Labor

  This infographic describes mLabour, a digital decision-support tool that helps health care providers support women giving birth in a facility. mLabour was adapted for use in Mozambique.
• Published research

  Electronic health, telemedicine and new paradigms for training and care

  This qualitative literature review assesses eHealth and mHealth training methods for HIV care that were published between 2016 and 2017. Notable findings were that the merging of electronic medical records systems improved telemedicine through mobile networks and instant messaging services to low-resource areas, and that few trials established efficient strategies to train HIV care providers or extenders on HIV care outcomes. The authors recommend more rigorous testing of electronic training interventions to demonstrate the impact on services for people living with HIV.

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