Showing posts with label African health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label African health. Show all posts

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Trigen Healthcare


Trigen Healthcare is committed to improving healthcare outcomes in resource-poor countries by providing continuing medical education, healthcare skills training and consultative services to healthcare professionals, medical facility managers and health policy leaders.

Friday, May 22, 2009

TeleMed Africa


TeleMed Africa will be the first low cost medical service enabling millions of sub-Saharan Africans to access timely, affordable, and professional diagnosis and advice. By leveraging existing mobile technologies and infrastructure, TeleMed Africa is advancing the front lines of healthcare.





Thursday, February 26, 2009

General Electric - Improving Healthcare in Africa and Beyond

GE's signature program in Africa aims to improve healthcare delivery for some of the world's most vulnerable populations by providing valuable expertise and equipment.


Thursday, October 9, 2008

U.S.-Africa Private Sector Health Forum - Nov 21st - 22nd DC

The 2008 U.S.-Africa Private Sector Health Forum will focus on opportunities for private sector investment in health care and delivery in Africa, including medical franchising, leveraged partnerships, innovative financing mechanisms, risk pooling and health insurance, policy and regulatory incentives, human capacity development and social entrepreneurship.

Friday, September 12, 2008

Micro Clinic - accelerating accessible healthcare in Africa



Following a franchise business model that combines ownership with proven operating, marketing, and distribution standards, MicroClinic empowers community health nurses to own and grow their own MicroClinic.

MicroClinic says it will offer standardized operating practices and consistent levels of quality and care, building community acceptance and awareness while creating interest and demand for additional MicroClinics to serve new communities.
This unique hybrid model will work well for the Bottom of the Pyramid consumers in Africa.

More about Micro Clinic

MicroClinic enables community-based, entrepreneurial nurse/franchisees to own and operate their own businesses while providing essential basic health services to rural communities. To support its franchisees and insure a culture of consistency, MicroClinic provides business consulting and disease protocol through initial and on-going training sessions, field visits, meetings, and regular communications. The MicroClinic focus is:

1. Wellness, not sickness.
2. Prevention, not just treatment of ailments.
3. Responsiveness to public health needs.

MicroClinic extends the principles of social franchising with existing partnerships with the Ghanaian Health Ministry, Africa Medical Partners, Hope For The City, University of St.Thomas, rural hospitals, and reliable pharma providers.

CFW Shops - utilizing a healthcare micro-franchising model


CFW Shops provides a Micro-Franchising Model - An Effective, Scalable Solution for sustainable healthcare model in developing markets.The HealthStore model is a network of micro pharmacies and clinics whose mission is to provide access to essential medicines to marginalized populations in the developing world. The HealthStore outlets target the most common killer diseases including malaria, respiratory infections, and dysentery among others. They also provide health education and prevention services.

Here more about CFW Shops

To improve access to essential drugs, basic healthcare, and prevention services for children and families in the developing world using business models that maintain standards, are geometrically scalable, and achieve economies of scale.


Thursday, April 17, 2008

Baobab Health Partnership


Vision

Baobab Health Partnership is dedicated to becoming the world leader in technology innovation for the developing world.

Mission

Baobab’s mission is to partner with the Ministry of Health and existing health care providers to solve the health care crisis in Malawi with solutions that can be applied across the developing world. We will provide technology leadership and best practices by innovating on our existing solutions in Malawi and incubating new initiatives. Our guiding principles as we tackle projects will include reducing costs, making technology easier to use and maintain, and allowing technology to be deployed in highly resource constrained environments (e.g., by investing in renewable energy).

Friday, December 14, 2007

Cemya Group of companies

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Cemya is a Nigerian Group of companies involved in Medical Supplies, Training and Turn-Key Projects in the Medical Field. They are into supplies of Laboratory Equipments and Pharmaceuticals. Are exporters of Agricultural products from Africa.

CEMYA GROUP is a group comprising of:

Cemya Medical
Cemya Enterprises
Cemya Harvests
Cemya IT
Cemya Trade
ABJ-Cemya
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