We watched her maneuver one of her arms into a crutch, drag her paralyzed legs to face the door, and twist her waist which guided her shoulders to turn. Then she arose, steadied the shaking and veering of her body and started to move.
The staff have to ensure that they keep track of every single cash transaction with immediate visibility for teams across the hospital, and that registering patients and finding their records happens very quickly from the time a patient arrives.
He knew I was on an important mission. He was adamant to ensure my safety and successful arrival. He knew how much the hospital was helping people survive.
In spite of operating on meager resources because their patients have low-incomes, some clinics are ingeniously surviving.
We imagine a world where poor clinics treating even poorer patients can improve the efficiency of their operations and thus improve care for their patients.
We were walking in mud carrying the commodities we had to use. 40 pound boxes of medications, a team of 11 people stuck on a $3000 medical sail mission; there was no turning back.