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SMS-based smartphone app for disease surveillance: evaluation of a 15-week pilot programme in the Central African Republic
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This abstract corresponds with the following slides: https://f1000research.com/slides/6-702, presented at Médecins Sans Frontières UK Scientific Days: Innovation 2017. To watch the presentation click here: https://f1000research.com/videos/6-819. This abstract is part of an F1000Research gateway that includes posters, slides and videos from the MSF Scientific Day: Innovation 2017. To see more please visit: https://f1000research.com/gateways/MSF/innovation.
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El‐Khatib, Z., Shah, M., Zallappa, S., Nabeth, P., Guerra, J., Dinito, D., Manengu, C., Yao, M., Philibert, A., Massina, L., Staiger, C., Mbaïlao, R., Kouli, J., Mbailao, H., Assani, M., Duc, G., Inagbe, D., Barry, A., Dumont, T., Quéré, M., Willett, B., Reaiche, S., Ribaucourt, H., Reeder, B.
(2017). SMS-based smartphone app for disease surveillance: evaluation of a 15-week pilot programme in the Central African Republic.
https://doi.org/10.7490/f1000research.1114222.1
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Ziad El‐Khatib
Maya Shah
Samuel N. Zallappa
Pierre Nabeth
José Guerra
Daniel Dinito
Casimir Manengu
Michel Yao
Aline Philibert
Lazare Massina
Claes-Philip Staiger
Raphaël Mbaïlao
Jean-Pierre Kouli
Hippolyte Mbailao
Misato Assani
Géraldine Le Duc
Dago Inagbe
Alpha Boubaca Barry
Thierry Dumont
Michel Quéré
Brian J. Willett
Souheil Reaiche
Hervé de Ribaucourt
Bruce Reeder
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