The following is an excerpt. Over the new year, Luke International (LIN) and Pingtung Christian Hospital (PTCH) hosted a delegation from the Digital Health Division, Ministry of Health of Malawi, and key actor

The following is an excerpt. Happy International Day of the Girl Child! Luke International (LIN) works with over 1000 girls in primary schools in Mzuzu City, Mzimba North and Nkhatabay promoting access to qual

The following is an excerpt. Malawi shared experience on the implementation of the Malawi COVID-19 Electronic Vaccine Certificate during the DHIS2 annual conference in Oslo, held in June 2022. The presentation

The following is an excerpt. We are happy to share with you the most recent LIN Annual Report. In the report, you will find the news on the change of leadership in our Norway head office! We are also proud to

The following is an excerpt. Kuunika: Data for Action Programme Phase II has been launched in Malawi! Luke International (LIN) continues to support program implementation as a local partner, working with the p

The following is an excerpt. Written by: LIN Community Department Malawi faces significant problems in dealing with increased tons of solid and plastic wastes disposal. The practice of producing thin plastics,

The following is an excerpt. Written by: Atusaye Mwalwanda and Natasha Kandulu. One of the biggest environmental challenges in Malawi is deforestation, and tree planting is a long-term solution to fight defore

The following is an excerpt. Recently, a special delivery arrived at LIN Malawi’s office from Taiwan! It was a box filled with small gifts and handwritten cards for LIN’s scholarship recipients in high school.

The following is an excerpt. As 2021 comes to an end, we have come to adjust to the 'new normal' of mask wearing and social distancing. While the world faced many challenges, it also showed us what incredible

The following is an excerpt. Digital health interventions are a key to the attainment of Universal Health Coverage (UHC)! That was the main take away message from the Digital Health Symposium held in Lilongwe

The following is an excerpt. LIN Newsletter: Issue 4, October 2021 LIN has learned that digital systems alone are not the solution to problems that may exist at the health system level. It is a long collaborat

The following is an excerpt. The following interview was conducted by LIN’s Research Associate Sydney Kambalikena (SK) with Mr. John Manda (JM). Mr. Manda works at Mzuzu Central Hospital, Radiology Department.

The following is an excerpt. The Ministry of Health of Malawi launched the “Digital Health Investments”, including the National Electronic Medical Records System (EMRS) user support help desk, in an event held

The following is an excerpt. Malawi is rolling out vaccination campaigns to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Luke International (LIN) noticed a knowledge gap in the community regarding vaccines: people had

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The following is an excerpt. Luke International has been included in Virtue Foundation’s release of Insights in Global Health: A Compendium of Healthcare Facilities and Nonprofits, published by Taylor & Fr

The following is an excerpt. How do we aggregate Fragmented Health Data in Malawi? The answer is: by adopting an "interoperability layer"! The interoperability layer is essentially a set of standards and tools

The following is an excerpt. In August 2020, Pingtung Christian Hospital (PTCH) and Luke International, South Africa office (LIN-SA) donated single blades for safety intubation, gloves and safety intubation bo

The following is an excerpt. LIN Malawi’s Country Representative Rebecca Mtegha shares a note on what it means to work during the pandemic. She leads a team that supports more the than 200 health facilities. P

The following is an excerpt. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of developing local capacity to rapidly detect and contain the novel disease at country level. This cannot be done without well

The following is an excerpt. Students in Mzuzu received a special package this Christmas with gifts prepared by the UC Berkeley International Graduate Student Ministry. Each year, members of the group exchange