Japan's night schools and telehealth for Ukrainians fill gaps
Progress roundup: Volunteers in the U.S. and Europe are caring for Ukrainians by phone. In Japan, night schools educate many foreigners and Japanese.
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Progress roundup: Volunteers in the U.S. and Europe are caring for Ukrainians by phone. In Japan, night schools educate many foreigners and Japanese.
/PRNewswire/ -- MIM Software Inc., a leading global medical imaging software provider, launches new TeleHelp Ukraine support to deliver free and accessible...
No more than a few days after Russia invaded Ukraine in February, Stanford students immediately got to work, formulating ideas and projects that could aid Ukraine and its citizens.
A group of Ukrainian students at California’s Stanford University discovered they could help their homeland by organizing online telemedicine services, recruiting over 75 physicians, specialists and psychologists to provide free consultations to Ukrainians in both Ukraine and Poland. Khrystyna Shevchenko has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.
Eva Morgun, a Feinberg seventh-year M.D.-Ph.D. graduate student, was approached in April about a new nonprofit telehealth program called TeleHelp Ukraine designed to provide free medical consultations for Ukrainian people in Ukraine and Poland in the wake of the war. Morgun, who was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine, has since become the director of operations for...