The following is a list of past, current and ongoing projects conducted in the DataLab research group:
Enterprise Medical Imaging in Zambia
The Republic of Zambia, like many countries world-over, is faced with a critical shortage of trained radiologists, medical experts specialised in the interpretation of medical images for radiological diagnosis of health conditions. It was reported that as of 2019, Zambia had only five (5) trained radiologists against a population of 17 million (Bwanga et al., 2019). This project seeks to investigate the challenges resulting from the shortage of radiologists and to investigate the feasibility of implementation of efficient and effective medical imaging workflows using enterprise imaging techniques, in order to demonstrate the potential of enterprise imaging in addressing the grand challenges associated with medical imaging in Zambia.
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Zulu, Ernest Obbie, and Lighton Phiri. 2022. “Enterprise Medical Imaging In The Global South: Challenges And Opportunities”. In 2022 Ist-Africa Conference. IEEE. |
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Zulu, Ernest Obbie, and Lighton Phiri. 2021. “Enterprise Medical Imaging For Streamlined Radiological Diagnosis In Zambian Public Health Facilities”. Lusaka, Zambia: The University of Zambia. doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.11215.61603. |
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Zambia National Electronic Theses and Dissertations Portal
The Zambia National Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ZANETD) portal is meant to be a national ETD portal that will aggregate ETDs from all the the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Zambia.
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Project Publications
Phiri, Lighton. 2019. “A Multi-Faceted Multi-Stakeholder Approach For Increased Visibility Of Etds In Zambia”. Cadernos Bad 2019 (1). http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11959/brapci/134563. |
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Phiri, Lighton. 2018. “Research Visibility In The Global South : Towards Increased Online Visibility Of Scholarly Research Output In Zambia”. In 2Nd Ieee International Conference In Information And Communication Technologies. Lusaka, Zambia. http://dspace.unza.zm/handle/123456789/5723. |
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