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From December 3-6, alongside the Global Digital Health Forum, seize the chance to join these impactful events focused on advancing digital health through AI, leadership, and collaboration. Here’s what’s happening: Women in Digital Health Leadership Workshop ? Tuesday, 3 December | ? 10:00 AM - 17:00 PM EAT ? JW Marriott Hotel, Nairobi This exclusive 1-day workshop connects 30 women leaders and 30 early-career professionals in global digital health, offering community-building, mentorship, skills development, and networking opportunities. Supported by: ? Apply Now Smart Health, Smart Choices – Leveraging AI for Behavior Change in Global Health ? Tuesday, 3 December | ? 18:30 - 20:00 PM EAT Explore the intersection of AI and health behavior change through real-world lessons, challenges and strategic opportunities for this emerging field. Brought to you by: ? Register Here to join virtually AI and Machine Learning – Achieving Public Health Outcomes through Innovative Tech ? Thursday, December 5 | ? 18:00 - 20:00 PM EAT ? Villa Rosa Kempinski, Chiromo Rd, Nairobi Join Africa’s digital health leaders for a transformative discussion on how AI and machine learning are scaling public health impact. Expect insights from top innovators, policymakers, and funders in the sector. Please note this event is invite-only, all invitation requests must be submitted to sophie@.... Hosted by: ? For more details, contact sophie@... Women in Digital Health & AI Cocktail Event ? Thursday, 5 December | ? 18:00 - 20:00 PM EAT ? JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi health.enabled, Speak Up Africa, and JSI welcome advocates of gender equity and those who see the need for greater gender representation in digital health and AI to an evening cocktail event. This gathering offers an inspiring space to explore strategies for empowering women in digital health and AI through dynamic discussions, meaningful networking, and a spirit of camaraderie. Brought to you by: ? Sign-Up Here Learn more about all the GDHF featured side events at: gdhf.digital/side-events Don’t miss out on these unique chances to connect, learn, and shape the future of digital health at GDHF 2024! ??

Dear GDHN colleagues, I wanted to make sure you knew about some exciting career opportunities available to global health -- and digital health -- researchers at the Johns Hopkins Department of International Health. The department is seeking to hire four tenure-track faculty positions over the next year. The department's interests and expertise are wide-ranging, and the cross-cutting field of digital health is among its strategic priorities. Apply now as the deadline for applications is soon: November 6, 2024 For more info and to apply: https://apply.interfolio.com/153453 Please share widely among your networks! Thanks, Sue Sue Duvall Center for Global Digital Health Innovation Department of International Health Bloomberg School of Public Health Johns Hopkins University

? ? The GDHF Agenda is set: three jam-packed days of dynamic workshops, provocative debates, and high-level plenaries. Hear from GDHF Co-Chair Rose Nyzoka and GDHF Event Manager Noni Gatere on what to expect at this year’s Global Digital Health Forum. ? A focus on centering African expertise and programming, addressing some of the world's greatest digital health challenges, opportunities, and solutions right here on the continent. Check out some of the featured illustrative sessions at this year’s forum, with many more to be confirmed! Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI): Innovations for scalable disease surveillance and campaign effectiveness - 4 December 11:20 - 12:05PM EAT Bridging the Gap: Expanding Contraceptive and Primary Health Care Access through e-Pharmacies in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya - 4 December 13:30 - 14:30PM EAT Scaling AI Solutions for Integrated and Equitable Health Systems - 5 December 8:15 - 9:00 AM EAT Building Climate Health Resilience through Coordinated Investment in Digital Public Goods - 5 December 9:05 - 9:50AM EAT Catalyzing the Ecosystem around the Opportunities for Full-STAC on FHIR and DPIs to Accelerate Global Digital Health Transformation - 5 December 14:00 - 14:45PM EAT Digital Transformation of Primary Health Care: Lessons from scaled programs across 5 countries - 5 December 16:40 - 17:40PM EAT ? Check out the amazing agenda lineup so far: gdhf.digital/agenda ? Promotional hotel rates at the JW Marriott end on November 5—don't wait! Check out the hotel’s amenities and book your room now. Register at gdhf.digital - exclusive events to be shared ONLY to GDHF registrants starting in November, you don’t want to miss out! Are you a social media enthusiast interested in attending and contributing to the Global Digital Health Forum? Apply to be a GDHF Social Media Ambassador by November 8! ? See you in Nairobi... or online for GDHF 2024!

Dear GDHN friends, I am pleased to invite you to an upcoming webinar on gaining faster, more effective insights from your data. On November 6, our CTO, Lars Helge ?verland, will provide an in-depth look at the BAO Analytics Platform. Join us as we explore how to integrate diverse data sources, create flexible, real-time analytics, and use natural language to query data—making powerful insights more accessible and affordable than ever. Please register for this free webinar here. We hope to see you there! Best regards, Kjerstin M Andreasen (she/her/hers) Senior Communications Manager www.baosystems.com Please join us for the DHIS2 Symposium on February 19-20, 2025

Dear colleagues, In collaboration with RTI, our team launched a call for case studies on AI use cases to help inform our investment strategy (see below). We look forward to reviewing your submissions. Best regards, -Lungi -- Lungi Okoko Senior Program Officer, Data Use Global Health | Neglected Tropical Diseases m: +1.571.215.0265 e: lungi.okoko@... Call for Case Studies of Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Public Health The Research Triangle Institute (RTI), with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), is issuing a call for case studies where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been or could be applied to programming for Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). The call seeks to review the current landscape of how AI can be used for control, treatment, prediction, diagnosis or other programming of NTDs. Use this form to submit case studies that fit the following requirements: Case studies of an AI application which are: Not yet published in peer-reviewed journals; and Only one of these is required Are successful applications and achievements of AI for NTD or other infectious disease programming; or Are successful applications and achievements of AI in fields outside of infectious disease programming; or Are applications where an AI application has not been effective or successful for some reason (explain the reasons for these shortcomings). Please finalize your submission by close of business on November 8th. A selected number of case studies submitted will be published to contribute to the body of knowledge on potential AI use cases for NTD programs.

Dear GDHN friends, I am excited to announce that we are currently accepting abstracts for a chance to speak at the 10th annual DHIS2 Symposium in February 2025. The DHIS2 Symposium brings together representatives from global development agencies, governments, and NGOs with a shared vision of using data to drive decision making and impact. The Symposium highlights how DHIS2 is being used in creative ways to solve common challenges in collecting, managing, visualizing, and most importantly, using data. We want to hear from you if your organization is supporting a new approach, concept, or pilot, has an innovative solution or solves a shared frustration, or you have a meaningful use case that addresses a real-world challenge. We look forward to receiving your abstract! Best regards, Kjerstin M Andreasen (she/her/hers) Senior Communications Manager www.baosystems.com Please join us for the DHIS2 Symposium on February 19-20, 2025

Please note venue and time change to Kigali Convention Centre, Parallel Stage 1 (MH3) at 11:30-12:30 CAT; this is a physical meeting only. Dear valued partner, I hope you’re well. I’m writing to invite you to an event at the upcoming Africa Health Tech Summit— Connected Diagnostics: Unlocking the Power of Digital Health for Early Detection and Rapid Response. This interactive event, which is being organised by FIND and AMREF, will take place on 29th October 2024 from 11h30 – 12h30 CAT at Kigali Convention Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. Connected diagnostics are increasing the speed at which diagnostic data is available from communities to decision-makers, enabling swift and effective public health responses. With the availability of AI-based tools, there is now further potential for leapfrogging traditional diagnostic gaps. This event serves as a pivotal platform for exchanging insights on the sustainable inclusion of connected diagnostics and AI solutions in low- and middle-income countries. The discussion will center on the pressing challenges and pragmatic, data-driven, and patient-centric solutions. This unique panel discussion will feed into the Africa CDC connected diagnostics flagship co-chaired by FIND and AMREF. We look forward to a rich exchange of knowledge and recommendations from a wide range of speakers including policy makers, developers and researchers. Please see the full agenda below and click here for more details about the event and to register for in-person participation. We hope to see you there! TIME (60 min) ACTIVITY SPEAKER(S) (3 mins) Opening Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) (7 mins) Africa CDC’s digital health transformation vision and roadmap Cyril Seck (Af CDC) (7 mins) AI and digital tools in diagnostic service delivery Jean Baptiste Mazarati (FIND) (30 mins) Panel discussion- Challenges and Opportunities: What are the main challenges and opportunities for integrating AI-driven and connected diagnostics into LMIC healthcare systems, especially in resource-limited settings? Data and Localization: How can countries ensure access to high-quality, representative healthcare data for AI? Scaling and Sustainability: What are the key factors to successfully scale AI and digital diagnostic solutions across the continent, and how can partnerships support long-term sustainability? Ethics and Regulation: What ethical, social, and regulatory considerations are crucial in the deployment of AI-driven diagnostics, and how can we build trust among healthcare providers and patients? Moderator- Khairunisa Suleiman (Consultant, FIND) Esther Kunda (Director General, Innovation & Emerging TechnologiesMinistry of ICT, Rwanda) Dr. Shibu Vijayan (Medical Director, Global health,Qure.AI, India) Sean Broomhead (HISP, South Africa) Honourable Neema Lugangira (Member of Parliament, Tanzania) (10 mins) Questions and Answers (3 mins) Closing remarks Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This e-mail message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not an addressee or otherwise authorized to receive this message, you should not use, copy, disclose or take any action based on this e-mail or any information contained in the message. If you have received this material in error, please advise the sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete this message. Thank you.

Dear GDHN Colleagues, We are delighted to present the next video in the HRP Statistics Portal’s Data Management Series, which targets early-career SRHR researchers. This new video examines the development of case report forms (CRFs). A case report form, or CRF, allows researchers to collect data from study participants. It should ensure standardized data to answer research questions, test hypotheses, and capture the key outcomes in accordance with the study protocol. The video highlights some of the key points to consider when developing CRFs, demonstrating this using a previous HRP research study, and can be found here: https://youtu.be/b3PSHFxMX1A?si=65M0ja69nSTNn_J- Check out the first video in the Data Management Series! This video guides you through the essential steps in preparing a Data Management Plan (DMP), which can be found at this link: https://youtu.be/TeO17RqtZZs?si=La4_Db5ccY2O2gJO For the complete HRP Statistics Portal Series YouTube playlist, click on the link below: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDTgGyYD5cYBZ-heuD9_4ZPgDUoSgxR-R&si=S9Q_zENKox4NBYHi Feel free to share the above videos with others who might benefit from their content. Please visit the HRP Statistics Portal to learn more about statistics and data management in the context of sexual and reproductive health research. To request access to the HRP Statistics Portal, or submit any questions or feedback you may have, please e-mail at hrpstatsportal@.... Additionally, to stay informed about new or updated content on the portal, click the "Follow" button on the Home page. With thanks on behalf of the HRP Statistics Portal Working Group.

Greetings GDHN Members! We are happy to share with you that the Africa CDC's Workforce Flagship will host The Digital Health Workforce Summit as a thematic component of the Africa Health Tech Summit (AHTS) next week at the Kigali Conference Centre in Kigali. Lead Partners: Population Services International (PSI), AMREF and the West African Institute of Public Health (WAIPH) Three insightful sessions have been designed to cover Digital Health Workforce Capacity Development over the 3-days as described below: Day 1, October 29th Plenary Session title: Enhancing Digital Capacity in the Health Workforce for a Digital World In this session, we will explore the critical aspects of digital capacity development within the health workforce, discussing the current needs, challenges, and strategies for effective capacity building. We aim to provide a roadmap for building a resilient, future-ready healthcare workforce capable of meeting the demands of a technologically advanced health sector. Day 2, October 30th Roundtable Discussion Discussion title: Resourcing Strategies to Accelerate Digital Health Workforce Development In this session, we will discuss strategies for mobilizing, pooling, and targeting resources to support digital health workforce development. The Flagship goal is to generate valuable inputs for a White Paper aimed at influencing approaches to resourcing for workforce development. We believe your insights and expertise will be valuable as we ideate together on these critical topics. Day 3, October 31st Panel Session title: Smarter Approaches to Capacity Building the Workforce on Digital Health at Scale This session will explore innovative strategies to enhance digital health workforce capacity across Africa, focusing on scalable and efficient approaches. Key stakeholders will engage in collaborative discussions to share best practices and propose new models, including the potential establishment of a Digital Health Academy for Africa. We cordially invite you to attend and participate in these IN-PERSON discussions that the Flagship shall hold together with other key stakeholders. They will be high-octane, don't miss them! For more information, please contact: Sheila Mutheu smutheu@... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Onyedikachi Nduka | Personal Assistant to the DG-WAIPH for Dr Francis Ohanyido --- West African Institute of Public Health (WAIPH) http://www.publichealth-edu.org fohanyido@... | +2348099005502, +2349099005502 _._,_._,_

Please note venue and time change to Kigali Convention Centre, Parallel Stage 1 (MH3) at 11:30-12:30 CAT ?. Dear valued partner, I hope you’re well. I’m writing to invite you to an event at the upcoming Africa Health Tech Summit— Connected Diagnostics: Unlocking the Power of Digital Health for Early Detection and Rapid Response. This interactive event, which is being organised by FIND and AMREF, will take place on 29th October 2024 from 11h30 – 12h30 CAT at Kigali Convention Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. Connected diagnostics are increasing the speed at which diagnostic data is available from communities to decision-makers, enabling swift and effective public health responses. With the availability of AI-based tools, there is now further potential for leapfrogging traditional diagnostic gaps. This event serves as a pivotal platform for exchanging insights on the sustainable inclusion of connected diagnostics and AI solutions in low- and middle-income countries. The discussion will center on the pressing challenges and pragmatic, data-driven, and patient-centric solutions. This unique panel discussion will feed into the Africa CDC connected diagnostics flagship co-chaired by FIND and AMREF. We look forward to a rich exchange of knowledge and recommendations from a wide range of speakers including policy makers, developers and researchers. Please see the full agenda below and click here for more details about the event and to register for in-person participation. We hope to see you there! TIME (60 min) ACTIVITY SPEAKER(S) (3 mins) Opening Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) (7 mins) Africa CDC’s digital health transformation vision and roadmap Cyril Seck (Af CDC) (7 mins) AI and digital tools in diagnostic service delivery Jean Baptiste Mazarati (FIND) (30 mins) Panel discussion- Challenges and Opportunities: What are the main challenges and opportunities for integrating AI-driven and connected diagnostics into LMIC healthcare systems, especially in resource-limited settings? Data and Localization: How can countries ensure access to high-quality, representative healthcare data for AI? Scaling and Sustainability: What are the key factors to successfully scale AI and digital diagnostic solutions across the continent, and how can partnerships support long-term sustainability? Ethics and Regulation: What ethical, social, and regulatory considerations are crucial in the deployment of AI-driven diagnostics, and how can we build trust among healthcare providers and patients? Moderator- Khairunisa Suleiman (Consultant, FIND) Esther Kunda (Director General, Innovation & Emerging TechnologiesMinistry of ICT, Rwanda) Dr. Shibu Vijayan (Medical Director, Global health,Qure.AI, India) Sean Broomhead (HISP, South Africa) Honourable Neema Lugangira (Member of Parliament, Tanzania) (10 mins) Questions and Answers (3 mins) Closing remarks Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) ________________________________________________________________________________ Microsoft TeamsNeed help? Join the meeting now Meeting ID:378 302 275 469 Passcode:vt6iSC Join on a video conferencing device Tenant key:teams@... Video ID:122 982 147 3 More info For organisers:Meeting options ________________________________________________________________________________ This e-mail message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not an addressee or otherwise authorized to receive this message, you should not use, copy, disclose or take any action based on this e-mail or any information contained in the message. If you have received this material in error, please advise the sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete this message. Thank you.

Dear Colleagues, I hope you’re well. I’m writing to invite you to an event at the upcoming Africa Health Tech Summit— Connected Diagnostics: Unlocking the Power of Digital Health for Early Detection and Rapid Response. This interactive event, which is being organised by FIND and AMREF, will take place on 29th October 2024 from 15h00 – 16h00 CAT at Kigali Convention Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. Connected diagnostics are increasing the speed at which diagnostic data is available from communities to decision-makers, enabling swift and effective public health responses. With the availability of AI-based tools, there is now further potential for leapfrogging traditional diagnostic gaps. This event serves as a pivotal platform for exchanging insights on the sustainable inclusion of connected diagnostics and AI solutions in low- and middle-income countries. The discussion will center on the pressing challenges and pragmatic, data-driven, and patient-centric solutions. This unique panel discussion will feed into the Africa CDC connected diagnostics flagship co-chaired by FIND and AMREF. We look forward to a rich exchange of knowledge and recommendations from a wide range of speakers including policy makers, developers and researchers. Please see attached flyer, full agenda below and click here for more details about the event and to register for in-person participation. We hope to see you there! TIME (60 min) ACTIVITY SPEAKER(S) (3 mins) Opening Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) (7 mins) Africa CDC’s digital health transformation vision and roadmap Cyril Seck (Af CDC) (7 mins) AI and digital tools in diagnostic service delivery Jean Baptiste Mazarati (FIND) (30 mins) Panel discussion- Challenges and Opportunities: What are the main challenges and opportunities for integrating AI-driven and connected diagnostics into LMIC healthcare systems, especially in resource-limited settings? Data and Localization: How can countries ensure access to high-quality, representative healthcare data for AI? Scaling and Sustainability: What are the key factors to successfully scale AI and digital diagnostic solutions across the continent, and how can partnerships support long-term sustainability? Ethics and Regulation: What ethical, social, and regulatory considerations are crucial in the deployment of AI-driven diagnostics, and how can we build trust among healthcare providers and patients? Moderator- Khairunisa Suleiman (Consultant, FIND) Esther Kunda (Director General, Innovation & Emerging TechnologiesMinistry of ICT, Rwanda) Dr. Shibu Vijayan (Medical Director, Global health,Qure.AI, India) Sean Broomhead (HISP, South Africa) Honourable Neema Lugangira (Member of Parliament, Tanzania) (10 mins) Questions and Answers (3 mins) Closing remarks Beatrice Gatumia (AMREF) Warm regards and thanks, Khairun. This e-mail message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not an addressee or otherwise authorized to receive this message, you should not use, copy, disclose or take any action based on this e-mail or any information contained in the message. If you have received this material in error, please advise the sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete this message. Thank you.

Hello GDHN, Please consider joining USAID’s Country Health Information Systems and Data Use (CHISU) program for one of two sessions to provide feedback on updates to the Digital Health Investment Review Tool (DHIRT). LEAH DEPIERO, MPH CONTENT COORDINATOR Country Health Information Systems and Data Use (CHISU) Program T: +1.330.348.1185 www.chisuprogram.org | @chisuprogram ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: CHISU Program <chisu_media@...> Date: Thu, Oct 24, 2024 at 11:01 AM Subject: You Are Invited: Help Guide Future Digital Health Investments To: <leah_depiero@...> Have your say on digital health investments: Let’s update the Digital Health Investment Review Tool View this email in your browser You are invited: Help guide future digital health investments Date: November 7, 2024 Times: Session 1: 4:00 - 5:00 a.m. EST/ 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. GMT Session 2: 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. EST/ 13:00 - 14:00 p.m. GMT Do you have ideas on how to improve digital health investments to maximize their impact? Would you like the teams evaluating your digital health intervention proposal to evaluate your submission based on current best practices? If so, please join us to share your ideas and expertise on how we can update the Digital Health Investment Review Tool (DHIRT). USAID’s Country Health Information Systems and Data Use (CHISU) program is leading the update of this tool and would like your input on what areas the tool needs to add and where we need to update the tool to align with the current digital health landscape. We will be holding two sessions to solicit initial feedback to inform this revision process on November 7, 2024. You can join us at 04:00 EST/09:00 GMT or at 08:00 EST/13:00 GMT. Learn More and Register Follow us on social media Copyright ? 2024 CHISU, all rights reserved. Sign up here to receive our news. Update your preferences or Unsubscribe This email was sent to leah_depiero@... why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences CHISU · 2733 Crystal Dr. # 400 · Arlington, VA 22202-3584 · USA