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Another "Saglamliga Khidmat" focus training was successfully completed. This time, OneImpact Azerbaijan trainers Samira Mammadova and Zulfugar Abulkhasanov visited the tuberculosis department of the Hajikabul District Central Hospital, where they presented the mobile application and described in detail how OneImpact can help people with TB and their families.
After the presentation, the trainers helped the hospital patients test the main functions of the application meant to help people with TB get the most up-to-date and verified information on TB. They also elaborated on the function of reporting on any rights violation during TB treatment.
As noted by Saglamliga Khidmat, in July the application was downloaded more than 30 times and the first messages about various difficulties were received. Each complaint collected through the application is processed by a specific member of the response team who is directly involved in solving the issue.
Photos: Saglamliga Khidmat
OneImpact implementation in Azerbaijan is supported by TB REP 2.0 regional project
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