Obstetrical Emergencies: Improving Optimal-Care Response Time Through Digital Health ServicesDate \/ Time: 15 July 2022 \u2013 3PM (Register Now)Maternal and neonatal mortality remains high in Cameroon and many parts of the world. This situation is explained, in part, by factors like delays in diagnosis and management of obstetrical emergencies, limited access to standard of care services and qualified healthcare personnel as well as malpractice. Concerted action from a wide variety of stakeholders is required, to bring improvements on a public health scale. The current role and potential of digital health services to improve public health service delivery is also being recognized and digital innovation hubs are springing up and rising up to this challenge. This webinar will engage experts in the health and digital development industries to raise a discussion around the actual and foreseen role of technology to drive innovative problem solving in healthcare in general and as related to obstetrical emergencies in particular.
\nThe main objective will be to understand the potential of digital health services to improve the outcome of obstetrical emergencies.
\nSpecifically:
\n\u2013 Discuss models to improve access to information for pregnant women and healthcare providers through digital health services.
\n\u2013 Review the presence and impact of digital health tools in the domain on maternal and child health services.
\n\u2013 Create platforms to bring digital service developers and policy makers for uptake of digital health services for maternal and child care
\nTarget:
\nClinicians, health administrations, ministries of public health
\nPanelists
\n-Dr. Philbert Eko
\nObstetrician\/Gynecologist,
\nRegional Delegate of Public Health,
\nSouth West Region, Cameroon
\n\u2013 Dr. Crysantus Nzometia\u00a0
\nConsultant Obstetrics and Gynecology,
\nRegional Hospital Buea,
\nSouth West Region,\u00a0Cameroon
\n-Dr. Mediatrice Niendum\u00a0
\nMPH and Public Health Expert in Health Economics and Health Equity,
\nBaptist Health Services,
\nNorth West Region,\u00a0Cameroon
\n-Dr. Conrad Tankou
\nFounder and CEO of GICMED Cameroon
\nModerator
\n-Dr Gobina Ronald,
\nDirector and Researchers,
\nNkafu Policy Institute,
\nDenis and Lenora Foretia Foundation,
\nYaounde, Cameroon
\nVenue:
\nOnline zoom meeting hosted by Denis and Lenora foundation
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