mCHW : a mobile learning intervention for community health workers

mCHW : a mobile learning intervention for community health workers

The mCHW project (http://www.mchw.org) – a mobile learning intervention for community health workers (CHWs) – represents an ongoing research collaboration between the Institute of Education, University of London (IoE), the University of Oxford and Amref Health Africa to advance the training and supe...

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Main Authors:	Winters, N, Oliver, M, Mukami, D, Lakati, A, Mbae, S, Wanjiru, H, Geniets, A, Henry, J, Langer, L, Hakimi, L, Robson, J, Rega, I, Ngatia, P, Mbindyo, C
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Published:	University of Oxford 2015

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