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Global Health Media Project

Last updated Jul 31, 2012. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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About this facility

Mission: Global Health Media Project was founded to put practical, life-saving knowledge into the hands of healers at the point of care. Our mission is to produce and distribute high-quality clinical videos that are tailored to the learning needs and low-resource realities of health providers in poor countries.
Eligibility: Access to videos is free of charge. Go to website.
Service: Permanent

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NEWBORN CARE SERIES: The completed newborn care series will consist of 35+ videos. The films are voiced over to allow for narration in other languages. All versions are available for download on our website, free-of-charge for those in resource-poor settings.

THE STORY OF CHOLERA: The film is being used by health workers to educate their communities. It can be downloaded free-of-charge from our website. Flashcards are also available for free download to use in places with no electricity or internet access.

The Story of Cholera has won five awards and several honors and has been watched in over 160 countries. It has been narrated in English, Haitian Creole, and Spanish, with several more languages in the pipeline.