Author: Erin Ross
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Read more: Nexleaf’s Senior Technical Advisor in DevexNexleaf’s Senior Technical Advisor in Devex
Nelima Otipa Argues for Robust Data Today in Devex Global Views Nexleaf’s Senior Technical Advisor, Nelima Otipa, published an op-ed in Devex today entitled Robust Health Data Today Avoids Fragile Health Systems Tomorrow. Read Nelima’s four strategies for health data systems to help countries stay flexible and agile in the face of financing fluctuations.
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Read more: “Gather, Share, Build:” Nexleaf’s CEO Nithya Ramanathan in SSIR“Gather, Share, Build:” Nexleaf’s CEO Nithya Ramanathan in SSIR
Nexleaf’s CEO Nithya Ramanathan, together with our Board of Directors Member Jim Fruchterman of Tech Matters, recently published an article in Stanford Social Innovation Review. The topic: how a lack of robust, interoperable data is one of the biggest barriers to building AI for social good. “Data is the fuel that drives AI,” Nithya and
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Read more: Better Resources = Better HealthcareBetter Resources = Better Healthcare
Better Resources = Better Healthcare: Equipping BioMeds Saves Livesa joint post with Build Health International by Eric Buckley, Director of Oxygen Engineering, Build Health International, and Ednah Kiome, Director of Emerging Products, Nexleaf Analytics According to the World Health Organization, biomedical personnel – biomedical equipment technicians and engineers, also known as BioMeds – are essential healthcare workers. So why do even
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Read more: Health Workers Driving Data Utilization in MalawiHealth Workers Driving Data Utilization in Malawi
Malawi and Nexleaf: Health Workers Driving Data Utilization Nexleaf Analytics and the Government of Malawi are partnering to strengthen Malawi’s vaccine supply chain through a holistic approach to technology adoption and asset maintenance. Our partnership, now formalized through 2027, focuses on the crucial role of health workers in designing and driving digital transformation. Through this
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Read more: Rwanda and Nexleaf Partner to Leverage Data for Improved Health OutcomesRwanda and Nexleaf Partner to Leverage Data for Improved Health Outcomes
Kigali – The Government of Rwanda and Nexleaf Analytics have entered into a partnership to enhance healthcare delivery through a digitally-enabled, real-time equipment management system. This partnership will support the Government’s initiative to transform healthcare equipment management in Rwanda, and help lay the groundwork for a data-rich, AI-ready health system in hospitals and healthcare facilities. The integrated
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Read more: New Tools + Features to Serve Health WorkersNew Tools + Features to Serve Health Workers
Our Latest ColdTrace Product Updates Nexleaf’s vaccine equipment analytics platform – ColdTrace – integrates continuous data from 206 makes and models of cold chain equipment and provides real-time data to thousands of health workers. Our Product team is constantly innovating to make the user experience better and more seamless, ensuring health workers have the data
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Read more: What Makes Time Series Data Unique?What Makes Time Series Data Unique?
Nexleaf Team Voices: The Opportunities & Challenges of Continuous IoT Sensor Data Nexleaf Software Engineer Chris Combs reflects on why our data is special – and especially challenging. Read on to learn why IoT sensor data is primed for AI. As an engineer, time series data produced by IoT devices is one of my favorite
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Read more: Nexleaf + Cornell Tech: Building the Commons for Medical Equipment DataNexleaf + Cornell Tech: Building the Commons for Medical Equipment Data
Nexleaf Event Seeks to Elevate Medical Equipment Data to a Global Priority Through our work to scale RTM for the vaccine cold chain, we at Nexleaf have partnered with Ministries of Health, refrigerator manufacturers, tech innovators, implementing partners, and global multilateral organizations. We’ve learned that almost every player in the medical equipment ecosystem is frustrated
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Read more: A New Platform for Smart Equipment Data: EqMISA New Platform for Smart Equipment Data: EqMIS
Nexleaf Analytics has received a grant from the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation to develop a data platform for medical equipment deployed around the world and help ensure every health facility stands ready to save lives. In its award letter, the Patrick J. McGovern foundation pledged $650,000 to Nexleaf for “the development of a holistic MIS
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Read more: The Many Use Cases of Real-Time Medical Equipment DataThe Many Use Cases of Real-Time Medical Equipment Data
Mobilizing Continuous Data from Medical Devices in Clinics Yields a Multitude of Actionable Insights Too many health facilities in low-income countries can’t provide lifesaving care because basic medical equipment is absent or broken. Even when devices like infant incubators and CPAP machines are present on site, they frequently break down. Due to the lack of