Dear HIFA Colleague,
Thank you very much for sharing your information with us. Nowadays, health information for the people is essential to keep them ok for surviving. I can understand the importance of this issue but my concern is in developing countries like Bangladesh in the rural areas where doctors are not available and the internet is rare. How it will be possible to ensure accessible information and what communication strategy will support them to make the correct decision and care for their better life. My second Concern is Medical profession is a noble profession. It deals with life saving there and how this treatment environment will make people friendly.
Sorry to comments being a non medical person in this forum.
Regards
Shahidul Haque (Ashoka Fellow)
Founder & **Chief Executive Officer
SARPV
Address: House No: 274/4, 3rd Floor.
South Monipur, **(60 Feet Road)
Mirpur. Dhaka-1216*
Telephone no: +88-02-226622022, 02-226622023 and 02-226622024
Email: shahidul@sarpv.org <shahidul@sarpv.org> **shahidul.sarpv@gmail.com
<shahidul.sarpv@gmail.com>, shahidul@sarpv.org.bd
<shahidul@sarpv.org.bd>
*Web:// *www.sarpv.org,
"Please do not treat the human being with their impairment treat with their ability"
HIFA profile: Md. Shahidul Haque is Chief Executive of Social Assistance and Rehabilitation for the Physically Vulnerable (SARPV) in Bangladesh. Professional interests: As we are working since 1992 to reduce childhood disability at an early stage and in some cases trying to prevent children with disabilities from Nutritional Rickets Disease. Email address: Shahidul.sarpv AT gmail.com
