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● projectActive · national · 2014
CASALUD / MIDO (Medición Integrada para la Detección Oportuna, Fundación Carlos Slim)
Digital health model of the Fundación Carlos Slim for prevention, timely detection and control of noncommunicable diseases in public primary care.
illustrative atlas image · Maksim Goncharenok / PexelsSDSecretaría de Salud (federal y estatales) e IMSS / IMSS-Bienestar como socios de implementaciónFCFundación Carlos SlimRTRoberto Tapia-ConyerHGHéctor Gallardo-Rincón
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01 The context
Its MIDO component screened 743,000 people in 137 health centers in 27 of the 32 states between 2014 and 2018 (BMJ Open 2021), was adapted during the pandemic (MIDO COVID) and evolved into MIDO Embarazo and MIDO Primera Infancia within the Primeros 1000 Días de Vida strategy (launched in El Mezquital, Durango, April 2025, with the state Secretariat of Health). In June 2026 the foundation's digital health ecosystem joined the national strategy against acute child malnutrition with the federal Secretariat of Health, IMSS, IMSS-Bienestar, ISSSTE and DIF in 130 priority municipalities.
02 How it works
03 What it stands on
Evidence level
Own experience
Grounded in published theory
Documented evidence elsewhere
Independently evaluated here
Peer-reviewed research documents this project: the strongest evidence level in the atlas.
The evidence 2 ›
EvidenceA Policy Analysis on the Proactive Prevention of Chronic Disease: Learnings from the Initial Implementation of Integrated Measurement for Early Detection (MIDO)International Journal of Health Policy and Management (Tapia-Conyer et al.) · 2017
EvidenceIntegrated Measurement for Early Detection (MIDO) as a digital strategy for timely assessment of non-communicable disease profiles... a retrospective observational study in primary healthcare facilities in MexicoBMJ Open (DOI 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-049836) · 2021