the
[Applause]
Andalusian
operated from from very since very
small I always walked until the
ambulance was always an enthralling
emergencies and medical emergencies do not
and I think that has been marking me the
I walk a little and in fact it was that way
I ended up going to Córdoba studying
nursing dedicating me to the part of
emergency I always wanted to enter the
ambulances whenever they went to the
ambulance and finally finished
raising the ambulances both in
chabás there were ambulances wanted
work in ambulances and even
before receiving, he had already been able to
enter the ambulance and started
work in fifth place in the
Ambulances on adult and mobile phones
finished and then received working
in a pediatric mobile something that is
beautiful that produces a lot of stress
but but it’s really nice but there
then I met a part of the health
that they had never told me the part
that hit me a lot and that is a
reality that we are living that exists
and they do not warn us sometimes and it’s seeing the
inequalities that inequalities
health level street if mainly
the private emergency companies will
has worked the discrimination that
they do the truth that to me and
mainly working mobile
pediatric affecting very much if
have to prioritize ones over others by
for the economic amount that
they paid at the end of the month
this is a reality that we are not told
and that it exists and that it has gone or
hurting emotionally very much
psychologically and what else has made me
decided in some way
How nice that it was like that I could not continue
they are usually a person
quite cheerful and
I did not laugh anymore, it was bad, I was
really sad and that’s why I decided to leave
you decide me for something personal are or not
I felt good and wanted to exercise
my profession and give it to whoever
will need and not that they have to have
to pay for this and that’s why
I decided to leave and I ended up going outside
from the country to places where where
there were health systems
yes to start from scratch to work
really even wool and zinc accha
e money in between and so
that’s how I went to other countries and
so start health projects
community if chávez is sometimes I
I ask my professional colleagues
within other disciplines of health
in which part of the university says that
we must work inside a hospital or
within four walls that make up
an office in which part says because
if he says it to me I’m missing a way
still because I still have not seen her
if then we have to wait
because I have to wait always in
end up
attending health centers
waiting for the people who need
come if only you will be able to come
percentage of people and a percentage
very small
in Argentina for example we have another
problem in addition to the health part
private the public part there is also
a major public health problem
Argentina we have three concentrated
large sanitary pole where
find Rosario Cordoba Buenos Aires
among these there are less than 400
kilometers apart if argentina
has a length greater than 5 thousand
miles
I’m not very good at mathematics but
shut up what is not right
for sure if then why do we have
to see what part says we have to
wait we have to see the health of a
most common way is task a way that
we can go out we can the one
we have to leave the professional of the
health has to go for a walk has
that going through the villages has to do
what is happening that what you need
people and they were not places thinking that
What we think you need is
what you really need, we do not have
that listen to people solve
many problems just listening
being if these minimal minimum when
when I decide to leave and start with
health projects like
you would give different places as it was
nicaragua was not subsequently uganda
in africa town of katyn fund here
here in argentina the north of córdoba
we are also working and and really
I saw situations situation is very very very
difficult situations that burn done
decide and decide to work on this
emphasize community health
Either not or not the truth that I do not want
continue working in a public system
and static knowing and everyone knowing
that we have a right and that the
inalienable right of every human being
to access to health
if this is in the whole world and I do not know
why do we have to wait because
we have to wait in a place that
only access those who can
pay
not the project that started yesterday
nicaragua was called jun to see you
points mean I am to the extent that
the other is this is a philosophy of
life of the tribes soda and I went out to
South Africa where they lived
connects with this life philosophy of
they consider that for one to be
so that what the community was
well everyone should be fine if there was
someone of them who was not well
everyone did something to change that
reality
for the worse everything is happy and the
community health community is
this
Community health is not just a
hospital community health is
working in the villages is what everyone
We can work, we can all do
something to comment is not simply
medicine and a doctor
community health is to ensure that
people have water and achieve the well
to get the water also in health
Community to be able to avoid
laws
to see that the boys go to the
school
I think people have medicine that
have assistance with food
have different types of food
a very basic power power
sit or part on the sidewalk of your house
and see that the boys go dressed for
after sneakers and not barefoot and
almost naked as we saw in many
places where they have given that too
community health
personally I do not want to see more anymore
angelina ‘as he was my first patient in
nicaragua chin chin medical care and
medicines
I do not want to see more children than us
die for not having water in uganda and not
want to see more
Mary to die in the north
Argentine with 40 years old by chagas
that’s why with a group of people
that we started working and that I
they helped and trusted this and that is
they really believe that this is possible
we managed to form the NGO that
so much that we both need
my name is axel to have conquered the
co-founder of the foundation
[Applause]
plus
[Applause]
Andalusian
operated from from very since very
small I always walked until the
ambulance was always an enthralling
emergencies and medical emergencies do not
and I think that has been marking me the
I walk a little and in fact it was that way
I ended up going to Córdoba studying
nursing dedicating me to the part of
emergency I always wanted to enter the
ambulances whenever they went to the
ambulance and finally finished
raising the ambulances both in
chabás there were ambulances wanted
work in ambulances and even
before receiving, he had already been able to
enter the ambulance and started
work in fifth place in the
Ambulances on adult and mobile phones
finished and then received working
in a pediatric mobile something that is
beautiful that produces a lot of stress
but but it’s really nice but there
then I met a part of the health
that they had never told me the part
that hit me a lot and that is a
reality that we are living that exists
and they do not warn us sometimes and it’s seeing the
inequalities that inequalities
health level street if mainly
the private emergency companies will
has worked the discrimination that
they do the truth that to me and
mainly working mobile
pediatric affecting very much if
have to prioritize ones over others by
for the economic amount that
they paid at the end of the month
this is a reality that we are not told
and that it exists and that it has gone or
hurting emotionally very much
psychologically and what else has made me
decided in some way
How nice that it was like that I could not continue
they are usually a person
quite cheerful and
I did not laugh anymore, it was bad, I was
really sad and that’s why I decided to leave
you decide me for something personal are or not
I felt good and wanted to exercise
my profession and give it to whoever
will need and not that they have to have
to pay for this and that’s why
I decided to leave and I ended up going outside
from the country to places where where
there were health systems
yes to start from scratch to work
really even wool and zinc accha
e money in between and so
that’s how I went to other countries and
so start health projects
community if chávez is sometimes I
I ask my professional colleagues
within other disciplines of health
in which part of the university says that
we must work inside a hospital or
within four walls that make up
an office in which part says because
if he says it to me I’m missing a way
still because I still have not seen her
if then we have to wait
because I have to wait always in
end up
attending health centers
waiting for the people who need
come if only you will be able to come
percentage of people and a percentage
very small
in Argentina for example we have another
problem in addition to the health part
private the public part there is also
a major public health problem
Argentina we have three concentrated
large sanitary pole where
find Rosario Cordoba Buenos Aires
among these there are less than 400
kilometers apart if argentina
has a length greater than 5 thousand
miles
I’m not very good at mathematics but
shut up what is not right
for sure if then why do we have
to see what part says we have to
wait we have to see the health of a
most common way is task a way that
we can go out we can the one
we have to leave the professional of the
health has to go for a walk has
that going through the villages has to do
what is happening that what you need
people and they were not places thinking that
What we think you need is
what you really need, we do not have
that listen to people solve
many problems just listening
being if these minimal minimum when
when I decide to leave and start with
health projects like
you would give different places as it was
nicaragua was not subsequently uganda
in africa town of katyn fund here
here in argentina the north of córdoba
we are also working and and really
I saw situations situation is very very very
difficult situations that burn done
decide and decide to work on this
emphasize community health
Either not or not the truth that I do not want
continue working in a public system
and static knowing and everyone knowing
that we have a right and that the
inalienable right of every human being
to access to health
if this is in the whole world and I do not know
why do we have to wait because
we have to wait in a place that
only access those who can
pay
not the project that started yesterday
nicaragua was called jun to see you
points mean I am to the extent that
the other is this is a philosophy of
life of the tribes soda and I went out to
South Africa where they lived
connects with this life philosophy of
they consider that for one to be
so that what the community was
well everyone should be fine if there was
someone of them who was not well
everyone did something to change that
reality
for the worse everything is happy and the
community health community is
this
Community health is not just a
hospital community health is
working in the villages is what everyone
We can work, we can all do
something to comment is not simply
medicine and a doctor
community health is to ensure that
people have water and achieve the well
to get the water also in health
Community to be able to avoid
laws
to see that the boys go to the
school
I think people have medicine that
have assistance with food
have different types of food
a very basic power power
sit or part on the sidewalk of your house
and see that the boys go dressed for
after sneakers and not barefoot and
almost naked as we saw in many
places where they have given that too
community health
personally I do not want to see more anymore
angelina ‘as he was my first patient in
nicaragua chin chin medical care and
medicines
I do not want to see more children than us
die for not having water in uganda and not
want to see more
Mary to die in the north
Argentine with 40 years old by chagas
that’s why with a group of people
that we started working and that I
they helped and trusted this and that is
they really believe that this is possible
we managed to form the NGO that
so much that we both need
my name is axel to have conquered the
co-founder of the foundation
[Applause]
plus
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