Giving factory workers access to high quality healthcare Unlocking health: THINKMD’s clinical intelligence platform supported 5,000 high quality clinical encounters in two Cambodian garment factories during a 6-month pilot with VF Corporation in 2023. The aim of the...
In October 2023, a cholera outbreak surfaced in Lusaka, Zambia. Machine learning techniques were used to investigate if THINKMD’s data exhibited syndromic signals related to diarrheal illnesses that could have forewarned of the cholera outbreak risk.
A Global Health Virtual Open Mic will take place on 15 February, giving speakers from around the globe an opportunity to share their insights on the nexus of climate change and healthcare.
After 18 months of dedication and hard work by our clinical and engineering teams, Version 5.0 of THINKMD’s clinical intelligence platform has been released.
After two years of commitment to the THINKMD team, CEO Chris Powell will be stepping down from his co-lead operational role and transitioning to become an advisor for the company. Co-founder and company co-leader, Barry Finette M.D., Ph.D, will lead THINKMD as it prepares for a significant era of growth in 2024.
Shifting the money is one part of the localization equation, but it also involves shifting decision making power, leadership, centers of innovation, accountability structures, ownership, and the overall culture of the global health enterprise.
The intersection of school and health is a critical issue that affects students of all ages, backgrounds, and locations. When students are healthy, they are better able to learn and achieve their full potential, ultimately contributing to healthier communities and families.
Children and adolescents make up about 25% of the global population, but they account for 40% of all preventable deaths. A number of barriers exist for school-aged children to access healthcare including language, transportation, parental permission/resources, system...
If properly designed, innovative digital interventions can improve quality of care, enhance access to healthcare for those most in need and ultimately improve health outcomes at scale. This is the fundamental belief of THINKMD’s new Product Manager, Maeghan Orton, who joins the team with over 18 years of experience in healthcare technology.
It’s by strengthening the frontline health workforce.