Tag: Tanzania
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Read more: Early Evidence from Nexleaf AIEarly Evidence from Nexleaf AI
Where Real-Time Data Meets Guidance for Health Workers: Evidence from Nexleaf’s AI-Powered Solution Expensive medical equipment requires maintenance, upkeep, and repair to function well throughout its lifespan. But in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), barriers prevent health workers from identifying broken equipment and fixing it quickly. When equipment breaks and stays broken, patient care
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Read more: The Pursuit of Digital Transformation: Operation AccelerateThe Pursuit of Digital Transformation: Operation Accelerate
Our Operation Accelerate initiative demonstrates Nexleaf’s dedication to achieving the digital transformation of health systems. Back in early 2023, our team could see from the ColdTrace data platform that many of our devices had stopped sending data. That meant our technology was not providing a comprehensive end-to-end view of vaccine cold chain performance for our
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Read more: Why Is ColdTrace Transport Scaling Up Fast? Nexleaf Engineers Have a First-Hand Perspective on Vaccine Distribution.Why Is ColdTrace Transport Scaling Up Fast? Nexleaf Engineers Have a First-Hand Perspective on Vaccine Distribution.
Nexleaf’s ColdTrace Transport app helps health workers keep vaccines safe during distribution trips, and aggregated Transport data helps Ministries of Health plan more effectively. Check out our demo video to learn more about how ColdTrace Transport works. ColdTrace Transport is scaling up to all of Tanzania, thanks in large part to our human-centered design approach.
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Read more: ColdTrace Transport: Protecting Vaccines on the MoveColdTrace Transport: Protecting Vaccines on the Move
Transport Data Is Already Improving Vaccine Delivery Processes in Tanzania When we set out to pilot ColdTrace Transport in Tanzania, we knew we could gather valuable information about the temperature conditions of vaccines during delivery trips. As the project got underway, were excited to see the technology and alerts prompt actions by drivers to protect