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E-Health in the Latin America and Caribbean Region. A Review of the World Bank Portfolio. What is E-HEALTH?. The APPLICATION of information and communications technology for health services delivery, including mobile health (mHealth), health information systems
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E-Health in the Latin America and Caribbean Region A Review of the World Bank Portfolio
What is E-HEALTH? The APPLICATION of information and communications technology for health services delivery, including mobile health (mHealth), health information systems (HIS), health management information systems (HMIS), and telemedicine/ telehealth.
World Bank Support to E-Health in Latin America & the Caribbean • Lending (IBRD) • Credits • Grants (IDA) • Grants non-IDA (AHI, JSDF, etc.) • Technical Assistance
IBRD Lending supporting E-Health in Latin America & the Caribbean • Data includes FY11 Active Projects, Projects Pending Effectiveness or in FY11 Pipeline, Projects with FY10 Closing Dates
Countries with IBRD Lending supporting E-Health • Argentina • Barbados • Brazil • Costa Rica • Dom Rep • El Salvador • Guatemala • Jamaica • Mexico • Panama • Peru • St. Lucia • SVG • T&T • Uruguay
E-Health Activities supported by IBRD Lending in LCR • Connectivity of regional and thematic health networks • Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) • MIS for MCH and HIV/AIDS monitoring and reporting • Software development to apply for surveillance monitoring • E-learning and development of distance learning platforms to train health workers, • Electronic health records, • Web-based laboratory system integration, • Application of GIS and GPS for epidemiology • Radio communication technology for ambulance dispatching • Electronically equipped mobile brigades
Credits supporting E-Health in Latin America & the Caribbean • Data includes FY11 Active Projects, Projects Pending Effectiveness or in FY11 Pipeline, Projects with FY10 Closing Dates
Countries with Credits supporting E-Health • St. Lucia • St. Vincent and the Grenadines
E-Health Activities supported by Credits in LCR • Development of Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) • Integration of Information Technologies with M&E health systems. • Training to health professionals for use of online M&E systems for monitoring and decision-making
IDA supporting E-Health in Latin America & the Caribbean • Data includes FY11 Active Projects, Projects Pending Effectiveness or in FY11 Pipeline, Projects with FY10 Closing Dates
Countries with IDAsupporting E-Health • Bolivia • Central America • Honduras • Nicaragua • St. Lucia • St. Vincent and the Grenadines
E-Health Activities supported by IDA in LCR • Development of Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) • Web-portal development for Regional Reference Laboratory • Electronic data collection • Online connectivity for three service delivery locations • Laboratory upgrades for national interconnectivity • Integration of Information Technologies with M&E health systems. • Training to health professionals for use of online M&E systems for monitoring and decision-making
Grants (AHI, JSDF) supporting E-Health in Latin America & the Caribbean • Data includes FY11 Active Projects, Projects Pending Effectiveness or in FY11 Pipeline, Projects with FY10 Closing Dates
Countries with Grants (AHI, JSDF) supporting E-Health • Belize • Mexico • Nicaragua
E-Health Activities supported by Grants (AHI, JSDF) in LCR • Establishing ports of entry surveillance stations with online integration with national health information system. • E-learning program linking hospitals and polyclinics with renowned training hospitals • Mobile radio technology system connecting rural-based community health workers with hospitals and polyclinics • Development of Health Management Information Systems
Technical Assistance • Adaptation of the SUS Card Technology to local regional conditions • Improvement of MOH capacity to integrate e-Health into current activities and their application • development of a regulatory framework for technological infrastructure maintenance systems and the reference laboratory system national connectivity.
Looking Forward • Promoting South-to-South Exchanges • (OECS, Brazil-Barbados, etc.) • Existing Projects • (Brazil through SWAps, Caribbean HIV experience) • Pursuing Grants supporting innovation • (JSDF, others)