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SEATTLE ~ Audere, a global digital health non-profit, has announced the formation of Audere Africa, a non-profit subsidiary headquartered and led out of Johannesburg, South Africa. The diverse board of directors is comprised of representatives from Kenya, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Dr. Dino Rech, Founder and CEO of Audere Africa, said: "Building advanced technology capabilities is essential, not just in addressing the massive ongoing healthcare needs in resource constrained settings, but also in being prepared for the inevitable pandemics of the future, emergent climate change health threats, and other unexpected health system challenges. Audere Africa's leadership team are experts in the African health context and how technology can be applied to increase health equity and meet those challenges head on."
Dr. Rech is joined on the board by Dr. Doris Macharia from Kenya who has more than 25 years of experience in global health development; Vari Audrey Mureriwa from Zimbabwe who is a managing director for Accenture Africa; and Shyam Pather from South Africa who previously led the Audere engineering team.
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Audere's HealthPulse solutions are currently leveraged in eight countries in Africa to support a growing set of conditions including malaria, HIV and COVID-19. The solution is available via a mobile app or through an integration toolkit for use by third party solution providers. It couples advanced machine learning and computer vision with accessible digital use guides to support novel diagnostic and treatment solutions while automatically digitizing data for surveillance, program reporting and workflow automation.
Audere Africa will expand that footprint across the continent to aid in the development and implementation of HealthPulse for use cases such as disease surveillance and pandemic preparedness; expanding access to care through self-care solutions; cost effective scaling of incentive programs; and empowering health workers with effective training and job aids.
The formation of Audere Africa marks an important milestone for global digital health development as it brings together artificial intelligence research with deep expertise in African healthcare needs to advance health equity in underserved communities worldwide.
Dr. Dino Rech, Founder and CEO of Audere Africa, said: "Building advanced technology capabilities is essential, not just in addressing the massive ongoing healthcare needs in resource constrained settings, but also in being prepared for the inevitable pandemics of the future, emergent climate change health threats, and other unexpected health system challenges. Audere Africa's leadership team are experts in the African health context and how technology can be applied to increase health equity and meet those challenges head on."
Dr. Rech is joined on the board by Dr. Doris Macharia from Kenya who has more than 25 years of experience in global health development; Vari Audrey Mureriwa from Zimbabwe who is a managing director for Accenture Africa; and Shyam Pather from South Africa who previously led the Audere engineering team.
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Audere's HealthPulse solutions are currently leveraged in eight countries in Africa to support a growing set of conditions including malaria, HIV and COVID-19. The solution is available via a mobile app or through an integration toolkit for use by third party solution providers. It couples advanced machine learning and computer vision with accessible digital use guides to support novel diagnostic and treatment solutions while automatically digitizing data for surveillance, program reporting and workflow automation.
Audere Africa will expand that footprint across the continent to aid in the development and implementation of HealthPulse for use cases such as disease surveillance and pandemic preparedness; expanding access to care through self-care solutions; cost effective scaling of incentive programs; and empowering health workers with effective training and job aids.
The formation of Audere Africa marks an important milestone for global digital health development as it brings together artificial intelligence research with deep expertise in African healthcare needs to advance health equity in underserved communities worldwide.
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