This donation:
| Dec 14 |
Jane view profile
Jane
gave 60 for a day of medical care |
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Kiran view profile
Kiran
gave 15 for a day of medical care |
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| Dec 13 |
Marianne view profile
Marianne
gave 960 for a day of medical care |
| Dec 11 |
Katie view profile
Katie
gave 15 for a day of medical care |
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Rosary view profile
Rosary
gave 15 for a day of medical care |
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| Dec 10 |
Michelle view profile
Michelle
gave 15 for a day of medical care |
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Cherry Crest view profile
Cherry Crest
gave 60 for a day of medical care |
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| Dec 1 |
Deborah view profile
Deborah
gave 15 for a day of medical care |
You think you have a lot of paperwork?
Keeping all the information correct and in place in the developing world is a daunting task.
Here you can see Kespa (a Humanity for Children clinical offer in Kenya) managing the records after seeing Julianna and her mother.
She keeps large log books of every encounter including name and age, what their diagnosis was, how they were treated and if they need to be seen back.
There are no computers at the Rota Dispensary and everything needs to be done manually.
The records are used by the government and clinic to assess clinical efficacy and what diseases effect the community as well as by HFC to see how our donations are being spent.
Thank you Marianne (8 days!), Tom (2 days!), Cherry Crest Elementary (2 days!), Peter (2 days!), Jane (2 days!), James, David, Adam, Bill, Deborah, Rick & Beth, Sterling & Melinda, Dwayne & Terese, Dean & Julie, Kate, Michelle, Rosary, Katie and Kiran for helping her do a great job!