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Shoulder to Shoulder clinic: remote rural Honduras
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Shoulder to Shoulder clinic: remote rural Honduras
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Monday, 22 February 2010

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Shoulder to Shoulder (www.shouldertoshoulder.org): is a private, non-profit, non-governmental organization formed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1996. It began providing health care services in western Intibuca, Honduras in 1990. It formed Hombro a Hombro, a grassroots community-based, non-profit NGO registered in Honduras. The mission is to develop educational and health programs to help poor rural communities in Honduras achieve sustainable development and improve the overall health and well being of its residents. There are 13 academic health center/community partnerships in the US. Shoulder to Shoulder receives financial assistance from private donors, foundations and the constituent academic health centers. Please visit www.shouldertoshoulder.org and http://www.itnonline.net/node/36119

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Monday, 22 February 2010 by Phillip Silberberg

 

Radiology IT Explores New Frontiers | Scranton Gillette ...

Feb 4, 2010 ... Radiology IT Explores New Frontiers. February 4, 2010 - “Information is the lifeblood of modern medicine. Health information technology is ...
www.itnonline.net/node/36119/3 - Cached - 

 


Radiology IT explores new frontiersDec 30, 2009 ... On February 20, at the inauguration of its sixth primary care clinic ... Jeffery E. Heck, M.D., executive director of Shoulder to Shoulder ...

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Telemedicine medical imagingDec 30, 2009 ...February 4, 2010 - “Information is the lifeblood of modern medicine. ... With 20 years of NGO know-how,Shoulder to Shoulder is optimizing the ... OnFebruary 20 , at the inauguration of its sixth primary care clinic in ... local level without having to wait for a specialist to arrive,” said Dr Heck. ...

www.globalmedia.com/press/020410.html - Cached


Telemedicine IT Explores New Frontiers | Scranton Gillette ...Feb 5, 2010 ... With 20 year's of NGO know-how, Shoulder to Shoulderis ... At the inauguration of its sixth primary care clinic in Honduras, ... and the quality of the images are generally poor,” Dr. Heck said. ...This article was posted on the Diagnostic and Invasive Cardiology website on February 5, 2010...

 

www.dicardiology.net/node/36133/3/ - Cached -

 

 

Roland Talanow
This sounds like a very honorable project and we would be glad to help you out with consultations for difficult cases. Feel free to upload your cases in the case gallery. As you can see, there are many competent people helping others with their professional opinions.
710 days ago
 
Phillip Silberberg
The Shoulder to Shoulder clinic: remote rural Honduras on radiolopolis will be dedicated primarily to Xray and ultrasound images with clinical images when available obtained utilizing the telemedicine equipment generously dedicated by Global Media telemedicine Group ( www.globalmedia.com ) , jpeg images obtained with digital cameras and any other available clinical images. At present Xray and ultrasound ( with USB probes from Global Media) are available. A conventional ultrasound unit has been donated and will hopefully arrive soon. A mini- CT is our next dream and vision (visions and dreams don't cost anything.)
Please donate online at http://www.shouldertoshoulder.org/ . This will help us with operating costs and help realize our dreams and visions.
Phillip Silberberg Medical Director Radiology and Telemedicine Shoulder to Shoulder Inc Hombro to Hombro, Honduras. phillip.silberberg@gmail.com
Ghanshyam TurkarGhanshyam Turkar on Thursday, 21 October 2010 10:31

great work.

711 days ago
 
Phillip Silberberg
It is important for all to realize that this clinic which serves more than
people 30 000 in remote rural Honduras had no Xray or Ultrasound on February 19. On Feb 20, following generous donations of an Xray machine, PACS, Computed Radiography (CR),ultrasound and telemedicine the medical care of the region will be dramatically changed.
Not only will these images be obtained ( which is in itself a new paradigm), but they will also be stored in an organized fashion and be easily transmittable utilizing the most advanced Information communication technology in both radiology and telemdicine. A virtual PACS and a comprehensive videoconferencing utilizing encrypted video conferencing will enable data to be transmitted.
The data will be transmitted using a VSAT satellite from the clinic in Concepcion to the tertiary care hospital hundreds of miles away in the capital city. The radiology and telemedicine images will also be transmitted to 13 academic and community hospital partners in the USA.

Submitted by:
Phillip Silberberg
Medical Director Radiology and Telemedicine
Shoulder to Shoulder Inc
Hombro to Hombro, Honduras

phillip.silberberg@gmail.com
711 days ago
 
Roland Talanow
This is a great outreach program. Very honorable!
711 days ago
 

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