Reimagining Healthcare Through Technology for Good THE CHALLENGE
400 million people have no access to essential healthcare services
By 2035 there will be an estimated shortage of 13 million healthcare workers
214 million women lack information on modern contraceptive methods or have no privacy to access this information
WHAT WE CAN DO TOGETHER Our Vision
We envision a world where women and girls can find information on modern contraceptive methods, decide which methods are right for them, and seamlessly get directions to nearby clinics or pharmacies at the touch of a button.
resource allocation, and supply chain management. We see opportunities for digital technology to predict what consumers will need in the future—from stocking HPV vaccines to preempting malaria outbreaks through increased resources—and make healthcare systems proactive to clients’ needs.
Where people can access lifesaving resources on HIV in the privacy of their own home, to learn and manage their status without facing stigma or violence. Communities where health workers can use tablet applications to proactively follow up with their diabetic clients to restock their insulin supply. Where patients with complex drug regiments—like tuberculosis which can require up to 40 pills a day—can access their health records and receive advice on adherence from digital companions with personalized knowledge.
Digital technology is providing solutions to many of today’s most overwhelming global health challenges. PSI is leading the way forward by: Promoting self-initiated care through on-demand access to digital health information. Improving decision-making for healthcare workers and pharmacies with digital tools that enhance quality care and better business. Training healthcare practitioners on data analytics to deliver on consumer insights. Building mechanisms to allow data sharing across different digital platforms.
Why Technology?
We know that technology can strengthen health systems through better decision-making in areas like diagnoses,