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Segment #11: Health aide Bertha Moses talks about the disadvantages of two-way radio, a technology used before the satellite communications. Quicktime (1.7 M) | Quicktime older version. (2.2 M)
Segment #12: Health aides experience difficulties in using two-way radio to provide adequate health care for their communities. George Winer, health aide in Beaver, Alaska, describes the subsistence lifestyle of his community. Quicktime (1.9 M) | Quicktime older version. (2.5 M)
Segment #13: George Winer, health aide in Beaver, Alaska, shares his experience as a health care provider in a remote community that does not have satellite communication. Quicktime (1.8 M) | Quicktime older version. (2.2 M)
Segment #14: Health aide George Winer attends to a family living in Beaver. The family shares a story of a fishing accident where George helped their son. Quicktime (1.6 M) | Quicktime older version. (2 M)
Segment #16: Satellite communication has proven to be beneficial for remote communities. Alaska Native villages that have this technology have improved their emergency, medical, and health care services. Quicktime (1.8 M) | Quicktime older version. (2 M)
Segment #17: Political leaders expressing why satellite communication is necessary and the need to fund this technology for remote communities. Quicktime (2 M) | Quicktime older version. (1.8 M)
Segment #18: George Winer, health aide in Beaver, Alaska, testifies about the need for satellite communication. Quicktime (752 Kb) | Quicktime older version. (756Kb)
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