Bornfyne in collaboration with the Akonolinga district hospital organized a workshop on July 29th, 2022, with CHWs in Akonolinga to build their capacity and improve the content quality of care for antenatal services. To ensure the effective usage of the Bornfyne app, the Bornfyne team equips health care providers with skills and knowledge on antenatal…
On the 22th of August 2022, the Bornfyne team organized a workshop with CHWs in Bangem, to educate them on the technicalities of the Bornfyne mobile app, how to use the app and to guide pregnant women in their communities on how to use the app especially during emergencies. Dr Valery Ngo, Bornfyne…
On the 26th of July 2022, Dr Valery Ngo, Bornfyne project coordinator held a training session with CHWs and data collectors in Tiko to train them on how to use the MAGPIE software to collect data from the Tiko community in line with the project’s objectives. Dr Valery Ngo, Bornfyne project coordinator training CHWs…
On the 12th of August 2022, a session was organized in Tiko by the BornFyne team to train health care providers on the facets of the BornFyne project including the technical features of the Bornfyne app. During the training, the team educated participants on the web application which is in two ways; doctor-web application and…
On Thursday, July 28th, 2022, the BornFyne-PNMS team was invited by the Directorate of Family Health, Ministry of Public health, Yaoundé, Cameroon, and the World Health Organization department of RMNCH local office in Cameroon to present BornFye-PNMS during the national coordination meeting on RMNCH health in Yaounde, Cameroon. The team made a succinct presentation of…
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022, a high-level central stakeholder’s meeting was organized by the BornFyne team at Mansel Hotel, Yaounde in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health- department of Family Health in Yaounde to present BornFyne-PNMS to strategic stakeholders engaged in the efforts towards addressing RMNCH at the central level. From right to…
On August 4th, 2022, the Canadian High Commissioner to Cameroon, His Excellency, Richard Bale, visited Akonolinga health district which is one of the BornFyne-PNMS project sites in Cameroon. BornFyne PNMS is an innovative digital health application sponsored by Grand Challenge Canada and implemented by the University of Ottawa in collaboration with Denis and Lenora Foundation,…