Digital Health Technology and Reciprocal Innovation to Improve Clinical and Public Health Outcomes
Funds digital health tools for underserved settings, built through two-way exchange between U.S. and low- or middle-income country researchers.
A digital health tool designed somewhere well-resourced and shipped into a poorer setting often does not fit the problem it lands on. This notice funds building the tool the other way, with the people who will use it.
What it supports is research on developing, validating and testing the feasibility and effectiveness of digital health interventions or tools, including mobile health, for underserv…
Research developing, validating and testing the feasibility and effectiveness of digital health tools, including mobile health, for underserved settings in the United States and globally, using new or emerging technologies, platforms, systems or analytics, and requiring a reciprocal innovation methodology — a bidirectional, iterative exchange of ideas and approaches between U.S. and low- or middle-income country researchers.
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