Morten is modern tech leader and people manager with 25+ years of experience driving customer success supporting agile teams in creating innovative solutions based on Microsoft cloud. Today Morten is Customer Success Azure Lead heading up Azure and Security teams responsible for cloud solution architecture and engineering.
Morten is also engaged with several impact startups and NGOs providing support and tech advisory, which includes supporting the awesome people at Lulu Lab and Maternity Foundation. He has been working full-time as CTO for non-profit organization Maternity Foundation to help deliver digital learning to support a safer childbirth for women and newborns throughout sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.
Dr. Stine Lund is a paediatrician with extensive experience in global reproductive and child health. Her area of special interest is health systems in Sub-Saharan Africa where she for the last decades have worked for numerous organisations including Danida (Danish International Development Agency) and as an independent consultant.
Academically Dr. Stine Lund holds a PhD degree and is affiliated with the Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark with a focus on conducing randomized controlled trials in Ghana, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Dr. Stine Lund has extensive experience with innovative use of mobile phone solutions to improve maternal and child health in Sub-Saharan Africa.
In addition to being one of the primary drivers behind the development of the Safe Delivery App she has also developed the The Wired Mothers concept, which is a SMS based system that links women to health systems throughout pregnancy and early childhood.
Bjarke Lund Sørensen is PhD, consultant OB-GYN and has worked as associate professor in International Reproductive Health at Clinical Institute and Centre for Innovative Medical Technology, University of Southern Denmark.
For a decade Dr. Sørensen has worked to improve the quality of Basic Emergency Obstetric care in Low Income Countries through implementation research, skills training and criterion based audit. In Tanzania and in collaboration with Doctors Without Borders he has adapted the Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO®) to be as relevant to the context as possible and addressing the seven signal functions of Basic Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care.
Based on this experience Dr. Sørensen was one of the main “architects” in framing, designing and validating the clinical content of The Safe Delivery App, where the challenge was to condense the “key messages” and deliver them in animated movies lasting only around seven minutes. Given this challenge the team adapted the structured Delphi method to systematically score “key messages” for each topic via group of international expert reviewers. After this process the key messages were the basis for the film scripts and also for action cards, notifications and evaluation tools for assessing skills and knowledge. Dr. Sørensen has been the main author on the obstetric chapters and co-authoring the others. The drug list was developed together with Stine Lund and “Pharmacists without Borders”.