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This Mobile Health Education App Aims to Address Nurses Shortage, Skills Gap in Africa
- Published November 03, 2022 7:36AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Venture Investor Interviews
By 2030, there is a projected shortfall of 1.4 million nurses in Africa. Yangama Jokwiro, Director & Senior Lecturer at VAKA Health Foundation & La Trobe University, has developed a mobile health education app to help close this skill gap so nurses in under-resourced contacts can provide the best care possible.
At present, almost 30,000 nurses in Zimbabwe have been using the platform for the past 3 years. Yangama shares that they are currently targeting to scale in 15 countries in Africa.
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