SPICE
Origin language: English
Country
Global
Coverage
International
Nb of implementation sites
250
Lead organization
Implementation partners
Christian health association of ghana
Kenya MoH
Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC) of Tanzania
Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC) of Sierra Leone
BRAC Bangladesh
Health Focus Area
Others
Mental health
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
Services
Electronic medical record
Diagnostics
Predictive health and early diagnosis
Public health and disease surveillance
Enabling technologies
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Standards
JSON
SNOMED
ICD-10
HL7 FHIR
BPPC - Basic Patient Privacy Consents
LOINC
PII
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Funders
Summary
The Medtronic LABS SPICE technology program is designed to improve healthcare access in low-connectivity and low-digital literacy environments, focusing on overcoming barriers related to income and education. It employs culturally competent community health workers (CHWs) and implements four main modules: community screening for hypertension and diabetes using point-of-care testing, personalized care plans tailored to individual medical histories, ongoing disease management with longitudinal tracking and support, and training for CHWs on medical guidelines and technology use. This comprehensive approach connects community initiatives with the health system, enhancing resource allocation and health outcomes. It aims to foster trust and personalize care, ultimately addressing healthcare inequalities in chronic disease management, specifically focusing on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), mental health, and other health concerns.
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DHA
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iDHA (Project ID)
g20rdk
Project links
https://spice.docs.medtroniclabs.org/Origin of information
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2024-11-11
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Last update by
Mirana Michelle on 2024-11-11
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