1. Akshay Gadwe
Prajwal Rakhunde
Ghanshyam singh Bais

2. Background
Medic mobile is a nonprofit technology company specializing in m-Health.
Used in over 20 countries with 39 partners.
Over 9,000 health workers currently use Medic Mobile.

3. Concerns
Health workers use Medic Mobile to register every pregnancy, track disease outbreaks faster, keep stock of essential medicines and communicate about emergencies.

4. Approach

5. CASES

6. 1. DISEASE SURVEILLANCE

7. 2. CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION

8. 3. ANTENATAL CARE

9. 4. DRUG STOCK MONITORING

10. Communality Health Workers Countries served DISEASE SURVEILANCE
Cases
People served
Communality Health Workers
Countries served
DISEASE SURVEILANCE
300,400
2330
Bangladesh , Cameroon, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Nepali, Senegal.
CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION
1,40,000
1409
India, Bangladesh, Kenya, Nepal.
ANTERNAL CARE 2014
4,91,340
1,879
Bangladesh ,Kenya, Nepal.
DRUG STOCK MONITORING
9,02,000
3,776
Cameroon, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mexico, Senegal.

11. Accomplishment (2015)
Post-earthquake disease surveillance in Dhading and Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.
Child protection and antenatal care with Child Fund.
Antenatal care and stock monitoring with Amref Health Africa.
Scaling antenatal care and stock monitoring tools with Saving Mothers in Tanzania.
Scaling to more than 1,000 users with IntraHealth Senegal.

12. Filters

13. 1. Need validation
Done

14. 2. Previous attempts
WHO and Govt. programs of health and vaccination.

15. 3. To whom, the product is designed?
The community which needs basic health care.

16. 4. Who are your stake-holders?
Masses in developing and backward countries.

17. 5. Whether product/ service easy to use?
Yes

18. 6. Do users need to bring change in lifestyle?
change in habit is necessary to use this services (use of mobile).

19. 7. Does the use of service need any training?
Yes, it need basic training of using mobile

20. 8. Cost of service Basic services are for free.
Others come for very low cost.

21. 9. Size of markets
Developing and undeveloped countries.

22. 10. Business model
NGO cum technological model.

23. 11. Is there is subsidy model?
Yes, there are subsidies.

24. 12. Will they consider lifestyle issue?
Yes

25. 13. Freedom to operate?
Yes, local partners help to convince people.

26. 14. Freedom to sell?
Yes Govt. also supports NGO like these.

27. Lessons A business model with human centered design.
Each member of our team was drawn to this mission and emboldened by a vision of global health equity.

28. RECAP Background Concerns Approach Cases Data Accomplishment Fielders
Lessons