Too many eHealth solutions fail due to power outages. We need simple morbidity registries. A single ledger in a primary health center that tracks defaulters for anti-retrovirals and for antihypertensives. You cannot manage what you do not measure.
If you are an African medical student, a district health officer, or a university professor, offers an unmatched combination of credibility, accessibility, and continental relevance. By publishing in PAMJ, you are not just adding a line to your CV. You are contributing to a movement to decolonize global health publishing and ensure that Africa’s health future is written by Africa’s own scientists. The Pan African Medical Journal
Healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders are invited to submit their manuscripts to the PAMJ. By publishing in PAMJ, authors can: Too many eHealth solutions fail due to power outages
To address specialized areas, the PAMJ portfolio has expanded beyond the main journal to include: PAMJ-One Health You cannot manage what you do not measure