TUCKED away deep in the remote Loliondo division of Ngorongoro District, Arusha Region, Ololosokwan Village stands out as the first rural hamlet in East Africa to establish a novel initiative doctors call 'tele-medical' services.
Launched last year, the advances in 'over the air,' remote digital treatment in Ololosokwan comes one year ahead of the forthcoming 'Second East African Community Regional E-Health and Telemedicine Workshop, Ministerial Conference and Trade Exhibition,' to take place next May in Rwanda.
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