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The document discusses various topics related to telecommunications in Africa including failed text messages, CGI scripting, content management systems, application frameworks, and an artist's impression of a vacuum. It also includes codes for a patient requiring immediate inpatient care and contact information for Schuyler Erle.
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txts4africa
- 5. FAIL
- 7. Source: African Telecom News, 2007
- 8. 1) CGI scripting 2) Content management systems 3) Application frameworks
- 11. (Artist's impression of a vacuum)
- 16. > muac +26 75 n f cg v SAM+ Patient requires IMMEDIATE inpatient care. +26 MADISON, M, F/4 (Sally). MUAC 75 mm, Coughing, Fever, Vomiting.
- 17. ● immediate feedback ● health care provider development ● follow-up alerts ● supply chain management ● early warning of famine