1. Medic Mobile

2. Improve health in underserved communities. Mission

3. Achieve a world of universal health access and equity. Vision

4. 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation Revenue strategy Product R&D Regional and HQ capacity Innovation sites High-impact projects without resources ~50% grants~50% contracts Well-designed pilot testing Project implementation at scale Research initiatives Regional team-building

5. Muvuku: SIM card application platform

6. SMSSync: Android app and SMS gateway for facilities

7. Kujua: web app for managing communications and data

8. SIM apps run on any phone

9. Familiar menus for decision support and communication

10. Innovation at Medic Mobile for vaccines in low-resource settings Diagnostics Parallel SIMs OpenBTS Temperature monitoring for CHWs, not just US and UK markets providing cell signal for frontline health workers menu-based apps on any phone - repurposing for underserved communities and global health - explaining user stories to tech entrepreneurs - creating dual-market strategies

11. Design strategy Human-centered service and product design 1. Lead with empathy.2. Build consensus.3. Be impact-oriented.

12. Map systems, understand pain points and opportunities Create new workflows with mobile tools...yield well-informed products and systems designed to achieve maximum impact Design process

13. Use case phases: R&D Trial Initial scale Secondary scale design research & technology development phase direct implementation and expansion after establishing proof of impact use case is tested to demonstrate proof of impact quicker replication and broader adoption, including indirect implementation Phase IPhase IIPhase III Phase IV Growth for each use case over time:

14. Use Case Types

15. 1 billion people

16. Vaccination coverage at 60%

17. Vaccination coverage improved to 99%

18. Research results In six months, Malawian hospital saved 2100 hours or travel time, saved $3,000 in fuel, responded to 150 emergency care requests, and doubled # of patients in TB treatment program. Also in Malawi, drug stock reporting improved from under 35% to over 80% across 10 districts. A third initiative in Malawi saw costs decrease 4x and efficiency improve 112x for community-level treatment support and disease surveillance. In Coastal Kenya, after a one-year pilot, institutional delivery rates increased from a baseline of 20 deliveries per month to 48 deliveries per month (and no maternal deaths). Immunization rates for referred children increased from 18 to 30 children per month.

19. The Impact Dashboard The Impact Dashboard will pioneer the integration of community-level mobile data, decades of research on effective public health interventions, and rich storytelling media to track the impact of ongoing global health efforts and improve decision-making.

20. Send community-level data to impact modeling tools

21. Visualize impact calculations and qualitative data with The Impact Dashboard