African Digital Health Student Network

The largest network of African students promoting Digital Health innovations and research
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Undergraduates

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Ambassadors

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Countries

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About The Network

While Digital Health is the future of Africa's healthcare, the leadership stock is endangered. This network aim to bring together all African students interested in Digital Health to foster exchange of knowledge, project based learning on how they use digital health to improve access to healthcare services in their Community and promote youth participation in health innovations!

The initiative aims to inspire the next generation of African digital leaders by engaging youth and undergraduates across Africa. It encourages them to pursue careers in digital health as employees, entrepreneurs, or policymakers through immersive digital health literacy workshops.

WHAT IS A NETWORK?

A Digital Health Student Network is an organized group or association of students in an African University, typically from various academic disciplines such as medicine, computer science, engineering, public health, and related fields, who share a common interest in the intersection of digital technology and healthcare within the context of African healthcare systems. This network serves as a platform for students to collaborate, learn, and engage in activities related to digital health.

Discover What Awaits You

The digital health student network organizes various activities and events to engage students and promote their professional development. These includes:

Student Mentorship Program

Webinars and Workshops

Internship Opportunities

Student Debate Challenge

AI in Healthcare Clubs

Digital Health Happy Hour

Peer to Peer Mentorship

Membership

ESTABLISHMENT OF A NETWORK

Leading the Initiative

To establish a digital health student Network in an African University, interested students must apply as ambassadors to start the initiative.

Bridging connections

Student Ambassadors are point of contact between Digital Health Africa and the Student Network.

Shared Leadership

A Network can have up to 3 Ambassadors representing the University Network for an academic Year.

Ambassador Selection

Ambassadors must apply to be qualified for this role , only selected and inducted ambassadors can go ahead to establish a student Network in their respective School.

Student Network Membership Eligibility

Digital Health Student Network Event

Meet Some Student Ambassadors

Ajayi Elizabeth Oluwatobiloba

University Of Lagos, Nigeria

Eric Sollo

St. Francis University College of Health and Allied Sciences (SFUCHAS), Tanzania

James Kiilu

University of Nairobi, Kenya

Mustapha Ashiru

University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Rejoice Nkomo

Midlands State University, Zimbabwe

Bisiraat Mathewos Tiramo

Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia

Bonheur DUSHIMIMANA

University of Rwanda, Rwanda

Stella Wanjiru Kamau

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya

God'sLove-Divine Ngbechukwuyem

University of Calabar, Nigeria

Mohamed Jamaal Mohamed

University of Nairobi, Kenya

Patrick BIZIYAREMYE

University of Rwanda, Rwanda

Nwuta Chidinma

University Of Ibadan, Nigeria

Favour Chiemerie Madubuko

Ashesi University, Ghana

Cornelia Quainoo Donkor

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, (KNUST), Ghana

Elois Herve Niyonkuru

University of Rwanda, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Rwanda

Zion Oluwasegun O.

Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria

From Our Members

My experience has been amazing. ADHSN has created a platform for so much knowledge acquisition specifically in the digital health space. From webinars to mentorship programs, it has truly been an enriching experience.
Sampa Cisse Mwansa
Amb. The University of Zambia
My experience in ADHSN has been great .I have been able to connect and network with other members other university, had a chance to join debates for inter-university addressing health innovations . I also participated in AI webinar training and mentorship programs which was very insightful.
Immaculate Bett
Kenyatta University
It has been really interesting and very enlightening. It opened my eyes to many possibilities through digital health to address inequities within the health sector and its multidimensional approach to global health. The Trivia nights were always fun and also the debate was something that forced me to think and read more about a field outside my scope of studies. ADHSN also shared a lot of opportunities to connect with other African Students.
Obed Soyemi
University of Lagos, Nigeria

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Meet the Team

Princess Chinelo Noble

Communications Officer
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Shola Emiade

M&E Officer
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Onigbinde Abdullateef Olaniyi

Community Manager

Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders

Shape the future of digital health as a Student Ambassador and make a meaningful impact on healthcare innovation. Join us and be at the forefront of revolutionizing the industry.