MobileDiagnosis

Building people

In the world

• In rural areas in developing countries, after studying, people leave their home looking for a better life

• A billion people have never seen an health worker in their whole lives

In developing countries

• Children die for easily detectable diseases

• Diseases affecting people could be detected by microscopy

• People need to embark inlong journeys seekingfor diagnosis

M HEALTH: YOU CAN CHOOSE

90 $ cost device: mobywhere mobysthere

250 $ cost smartphone+app

600 $ cost tablet+app

The quality of life of devices in rural settings :

• Hard to use• Easy to loose• Easy to break• Easy to sell

Additionally… What does a DEVICE need?

• Technical assistance

• Spare parts

• Financial capacity

…..IS THIS REALLY FOR ALL ?

With the same money you could support:

90 $ = cost of 90 days of children life

250 $ = cost of manyvaccines for children

600$ = cost of severalsafe deliveries

…and also • Give EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT to help

local health workers

…WHAT ARE YOU CHOOSING ?

Our work

Our students - 2009 Gulu, UgandaSt Mary Hospital: 45 people

• 25 Lab technician Students• 20 Health workers • Together we built the teaching room• Together we worked

day by day

2010 Comilla Tangail Bhuapur, Bangladesh- Grameen: 25 and more

students

• 16 lab technicians• 6 doctors• 1 nurse• 1 midwife• 1 pharmacist• and their local communities in 10 different

districts (50.000 inhabitants/district) = they can provide accurate diagnosis to

500.000 inhabitants

2011 Dinajpur,Bangladesh-St Vincent Hospital: 21 students

• 1 Lab technician• 6 nurse school students (2° year)• 6 sisters• 1 cleaner• Dipu • 6 youths from an

isolated Community

2011 Herat, Afghanistan-Children Hospital: 12 students

• 10 Lab technician• 2 nurses..and more interested

people from their local community

2012 Feasibility mission, Tulear dispensary,

Madagascar:

• 3 lab technicians

2012 Tshimbulu, DRC-St Francois Hospital- 22 students

• 2 local lab technicians• 2 lab technicians from neighbouring areas• 11 nurse school students• 5 nurses• 2 doctors• And many more…

2013 Mae Sot, Thailand Shoklo Malaria Resarch Unit

15 “students”• 3 lab technicians• 6 lab technicians from Wang Pha rural clinic• 6 lab technicians from Mae La Refugee Camp

clinic

= 143 students in less of 4 year!

…Without any financial help…

Now, we have new projects and new students to improve

In Bangladesh, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, rural areas of Thailand, DR Congo and Africa and more …

...we hope you like our work..

www.mobilediagnosis.net