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29/05/2020

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Supporting community health workers in Mozambique to respond to COVID-19: Adapting the upSCALE digital platform

Publication Date:
29/05/2020
Type:
Project brief

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many malaria-endemic countries, including Mozambique. The country's community health workers, known locally as agentes polivalentes elementares (APEs), provide basic healthcare and conduct health promotion activities in the remote areas in which they live. This project sought to make technological adaptations to Mozambique's existing upSCALE digital platform to support APEs' ability to respond to the pandemic.

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