Author: Dr. Dawn Heisey-Grove

Learn how Forseti, a public safety technology company, built the Honest Assessment Response Tool (HART) to meet survivors in that moment. Running on Amazon Web Services (AWS), HART digitizes on-scene domestic violence risk screening, connects survivors to services in real time, and gives state agencies population-level visibility into intimate partner violence patterns.

Learn how MedZen Health supports SMS, Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD), and call center access, helping patients connect with healthcare services regardless of their phone type or internet access.

This blog discusses how AWS has supported more than 600 customers with over $90 million of technology to innovate in health. Forty-four percent of these customers employed AWS AI services, seeding AI innovation across the global health landscape and proving that cloud-powered AI can improve health and wellness for all. This blog highlights nine of those organizations deploying AI to save lives today, culminating in AWS’s largest single social impact investment in health: a landmark technology collaboration with the Fleming Initiative to build the world’s first AI-powered platform for combating antimicrobial resistance.

This Women’s Health Month, we spotlight six organizations supported by AWS social impact credits that are using the cloud to change what’s possible for women’s health.

This blog discusses the AWS Health Equity Initiative, a commitment to supporting organizations developing solutions to advance health equity worldwide.

In this post, we explore how AWS enables global pathogen surveillance and outbreak intelligence through sovereign-by-design platforms like PathGen, which allow countries to collaborate on infectious disease tracking while maintaining control over their sensitive health data within national borders.

This blog is the first in a three-part series that explores how AWS is transforming genomic research through democratized data access, sovereign-by-design outbreak intelligence platforms, and population-scale biobanks that enable global collaboration while maintaining data security and privacy.

AWS provides innovative health researchers with the agility, adaptivity, and resilience they need to accelerate their research. Because of this, AWS expanded the scope of its commitment to Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) Sprint for Women’s Health performers to include its Spark funding track awardees. These awardees focus on transformative early-stage research in women’s health.

AWS announced Training Pathways for Public Health. These pathways are designed for public health professionals to learn more about the cloud and the AWS services that can help them on their modernization journey. Digital and cloud skills are in high demand in the public health community. To meet this need, public health agencies can upskill staff and develop a new generation of public health professionals who are equipped to work in a modern data architecture.

Public health agencies are looking to modernize their infrastructure to make sure that their health solutions can scale equitably and reliably in any situation. Many governmental public health agencies across the US look to AWS and the AWS Partner Network to help them innovate quickly. Learn how AWS brought together three governmental public health agencies and partners to create scalable solutions that support public health.