The role of Radiologic Technologists in a Telemedicine Project in Madagascar

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healthcare

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project

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Tab

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Mar

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Eur

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Purpose Methods and materials Results Conclusion Personal information and conflict of interest References Purpose: Madagascar is a developing country, characterized by profound antitheses, in terms of infrastructure on the one hand and of socio-cultural growth on the other, with the consequent persistence of a precarious, poorly distributed health system. This...

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