National Disease Reporting Hotline Starts to Flourish in Cambodia

Since early 2015, the iLab Southeast Asia (iLab SEA) has supported the Cambodian Ministry of Health’s Center for Disease Control (Cambodian CDC) in an effort to improve the country’s ability to monitor and track disease spread. In January of 2016, the collaboration resulted in the launch of “115,” a free public national disease reporting hotline that is accessible by dialing the number 115. The hotline was built with SGTF grantee, InSTEDD’s open source mobile and web interactive voice response tool Verboice, and is available to anyone in the country with a phone and mobile network coverage.

The hotline allows for the general public to call and report an alert of a possible outbreak and get information posted by the Cambodian CDC. It is becoming especially valuable to frontline health workers responsible for reporting of infectious disease information on a weekly basis. With their mobile phones and the hotline, health workers can digitally document and report disease data to their districts, a job that previously required time intensive administrative paperwork and often long distance travel on challenging roads and inclement weather.

http://www.skollglobalthreats.org/2016/ ... -cambodia/

i would like to report bargirl fever

Sorry Bolueeleh,it is incurable but only fatal when accompanied with untreated STD complications. Since there is no vaccine take two and go to bed.

table42 wrote:Sorry Bolueeleh,it is incurable but only fatal when accompanied with untreated STD complications. Since there is no vaccine take two and go to bed.

by 2, u meant 2 girls?

Yep. I should have been a doctor.