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Aim: In the study literature for mobile technology (MT) usage by frontline healthcare providers (HcPs) in SSA was reviewed to explore opportunities and constraints for improving health outcomes. Background: Resource-constrained countries engage the services of HcPs as conduits of healthcare service between the health centre and the clients. Despite the increasing number of health MT tools that have been developed to support HcPs, few of these applications have been rigorously evaluated and even fewer have been brought to scale to improve health

The Use of Mobile Technology among Healthcare providers (HcPs) for improved health outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA): A narrative review