Supporting haematology diagnostics with telepathology
Main beneficiary countries:Benin - Mali - Cameroon - Senegal - Congo - Kinshasa - Tunisia - Algeria - Morocco - Mauritania - Côte d’Ivoire - Burkina Faso - Burundi - Madagascar
Alliance Mondiale Contre le Cancer AMCC
The AMCC is an NGO that supports the fight against cancer in mid- and low income countries. Its work includes training, research, and support for diagnostics and treatments, in particularly palliative care and pain management for childhood cancers like retinoblastoma.
Sector: Health: Healthcare professionals and structures
Country of origin: France
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Improve diagnostics and therefore treatment of patients with haematological malignancies.
Quicker and more accurate diagnoses in line with WHO criteria.
The software i-Path is used to send images of haematological malignancies via the internet, as part of a telepathology network or five French-speaking countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (Mali, Cameroon, Senegal, DRC, and Benin). A number of opinions come back which lead to diagnosis. More than 200 cases have been processed.
Health professional training - Telemedicine (remote diagnosis and consultations) - Patient monitoring and medical data
12 Number of beneficiaries since launch
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Organizational: Communities, public authorities, NGOs, associations, foundations, etc.
Organizational: Communities, public authorities, NGOs, associations, foundations, etc.
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