1. 0 0 Mobile Contact Tracing and Case Management for CHWs Jonathan Jackson CEO, Co-Founder Dimagi, Inc.

2. 1 “Recent innovations in smartphone technology make it possible to deploy a GIS-tagged bottom-to-top information system within a few weeks. With smartphones in the hands of all community health workers, drivers, facility managers and district health officials it should be possible to create a map of the epidemic in real time…Such systems have been useful in the Millennium Villages Project and the Nigeria MDG Information System ” Dhillon, Sachs, Srikrishna. “Controlling Ebola: Next Steps.” The Lancet. 8 October 2014: 1-3. Online

3. 2 Partnership: A Mobile Tool for Frontline Workers *Not implemented in this project Checklists & Protocols Data collection Program Monitoring & Evaluation Client Counselling Client Records & Tracking SMS for Performance Improvement* *not currently part of this deployment

4. 3 Mobile tool: Workflow support for Community Health Workers CDC safety checklist built into application Identifying level of risk depending on case profile GPS Capture

5. 4 Mobile tool: Workflow support for Community Health Workers Built in workflow alerts to improve communication Identifying level of risk depending on case profile Visual aides for Counseling Quality Control

6. 5 Mobile tool: Critical Data Collection Raw Data  Business Intelligence Software Critical information can be collected and synched to servers in real time allowing for immediate access to aggregate data

7. 6 Mobile tool: Critical Data Collection (Continued) Business Intelligence Software  Custom dashboards for optimum UX & decision support

8. 7 Earth Institute Deployment in Guinea with UNFPA Contract Tracers The Earth Institute is deploying this intervention with contact tracers paid and trained by UNFPA The first phase is aimed to equip and deploy contact tracers with this data collection and case management tool Starting with Conakry, Coyah, and Farraciah in mid-November, proceeding phases will aim to rapidly scale the deployment Earth Institute aims to equip the CHWs to, depending on the progression of the epidemic, extend and broaden their case management to malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia and malnutrition