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Hi everyone, I represent an organization called Management Sciences for Health. We are looking to start a mobile health pilot project, possibly in Latin America, and welcome the ideas and proposals o…

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Started this discussion. Last reply by James Cercone Jul. 7, 2009.

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What brought you to FrontlineSMS (please give as much detail as possible)?

I represent an organization called Management Sciences for Health. We are looking to start a mobile health pilot project, possibly in Latin America, and welcome the ideas and proposals of anyone in a community that feels they have a need which mobile and SMS technology could fill. Please contact me if you are interested.

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At 8:46pm on June 19, 2009, Ray Brunsting said…: The cell phones are primarily being used at the moment for the tele-health workers to consult with the next tier of healthcare workers, and not between themselves (yet). The next tier is supported by a coordinator and a Dr. Together, they can help provide remote consultations and, when needed, arrange for transportation from the rural community to a health center or hospital (potentially several hours away). I'd be happy to follow-up by email, Skype or phone sometime. You can send me an email at ray-at-tula-dot-org. Ray

At 3:33pm on June 12, 2009, Ray Brunsting said…: I'm involved with a project in rural Guatemala where we have equipped tele-health works with cell phones for a while and are thinking about using FrontlineSMS to expand our capabilities. Perhaps we could chat in real-time.