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Re: Day 2: Network Topology and Coffee Farm
by Captain Fantastic on Monday May 08, @11:49PM
Hey Hey, Ignacio.. glad you made it OK to Guatemala. Sounds like you have things in hand and are making progress. Read your postings with interest - makes me want to grab my old EMS 'jump bag' and do some in-the-field basic medical care. What is the situation with basic medical services where you are at presently? I remember the statistic that 90 percent of patients benefit significantly from basic medical care, as opposed to the belief that more advanced care is needed by the population to benefit significantly as a whole. Is that true of the population where you are at?
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