Over the past decade, the WASHmobile team and partners have generated a growing body of evidence demonstrating the effectiveness, scalability, and cost-efficiency of targeted WASH interventions delivered through mobile health messaging. This WASHmobile research hub brings together key publications from our randomized controlled trials, formative research and other research studies across countries.
Here, you can explore peer-reviewed studies, implementation guides, and program resources that detail how WASHmobile interventions, including CHoBI7 in Bangladesh and PICHA7 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have been developed, tested, and refined to reduce diarrheal disease and improve child health outcomes.
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Adaption of CHoBI7 model rural contexts with increased scalability.
Main results from the PICHA7 program trial (2334 participants).
Investigation of the impact of PICHA7 on hygiene behaviors in the health facility.
CHoBI7 mHealth program impact on diarrhea awareness and WASH behaviors.
Broader impacts of the CHobI7 mHealth program on child health.
Evaluation of the CHoBI7 mHealth ring delivery expansion (CATI).
Investigation of the impact of the CHoBI7 mHealth program on respiratory illness.
Adaptation of the CHoBI7 mHealth intervention for ring delivery expansion (CATI).
Psychosocial behavioral factors influencing the success of the CHoBI7 mHealth program.
Adaptation of the CHoBI7 mHealth program for delivery in the DRC.
This study reports the main outcomes from the CHoBI7 mobile health program randomized controlled trial from 2016-2019 (2626 participants).
Formative research to develop the CHoBI7 mHealth program.
Study on the development of the REDUCE Baby WASH program in rural DRC.
Study from REDUCE Baby WASH program in rural DRC to develop and evaluate scalable interventions that reduce fecal contamination and exposure.
Study testing the impact of the CHoBI7 healthcare facility modules on WASH behaviors while in the healthcare facility.
Impact of CHoBI7 mobile health program on diarrheal disease knowledge.
Formative research to improve CHoBI7 health facility delivery.
Evaluation of CHoBI7 mHealth program implementation.
Formative research to expand the CHoBI7 intervention to include an mHealth component.
Psychosocial behavioral factors influencing the success of the CHoBI7 program
Letter supporting the importance of targetted WASH interventions.
The first CHoBI7 program randomized controlled trial results.
Results of the first CHoBI7 trial on WASH behaviors.
Impact of the first CHoBI7 trial on cholera and WASH awareness.
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