Faced with the coronavirus, the 3D Program must adapt
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In response to the Coronavirus, the 3D program in Amman, Jordan, has set up a remote monitoring of patients, sending them videos of exercises to perform via a Whatsapp group.
Individual sessions are also set up via Skype for people with specific needs. We were also able to continue printing compression masks for facial burn patients, despite the temporary closure of our usual partner, by developing a new collaboration with Tecklab in Amman.
The MSF Foundation is innovating by adapting a tool to help healthcare workers manage diabetic ketoacidosis, a severe acute complication in children with diabetes.
