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Project Report | Oct 31, 2026
Project Report October 2026

By Maria Dolores Farina Gonzalez | Project Leader

SOS Telemedicina, a program of the Faculty of Medicine, Universidad Central de Venezuela, created an innovative project for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) 29 years ago. SOS Telemedicina has proven experience to offer accurate and high quality medical knowledge to the country and the region, to contribute to the training of health personnel, as well as a reference for the use of novel communication technology to provide truthful and up-to-date information to the community at large.

Despite the difficult times following the earthquakes on June 24th, we have been able to continue providing our healthcare professionals with new video lessons and materials for their ongoing training—and, above all, offering extensive guidance to our communities through short videos and written posts covering topics such as mental health, physical therapy, ophthalmology, and general medicine.During this period, we have produced the following materials:

During this period, we have produced the following materials:

Video Lectures

  • What is a prolapse? "Ready-to-use" (prêt-à-porter) treatment for prolapses
  • Disruptive neurovirulence: Neurological complications from the dengue virus
  • The eye as a visual organ and its refractive disorders
  • The crystalline lens: A refractive ally—disorders and clinical management
  • The tear film: Structure, physiology, and physical chemistry
  • Supporting breastfeeding within the Kangaroo Mother Care method
  • The retina and the vitreous humor
  • Infectious pathology of the eyelids and adnexa
  • Ocular inflammation: A systemic warning sign
  • Eyelids and ocular adnexa
  • A window into the vascular system
  • Retinopathy of prematurity: Crucial background information
  • Glaucoma
  • Disorders of ocular motility
  • Ophthalmological emergencies: Dos and don'ts

Educational Modules

Growth and short stature

  • The Kangaroo Mother Care method in newborn care
  • Autism spectrum disorder: Warning signs and neurodevelopmental care
  • Pediatric physical medicine and rehabilitation for trauma and amputations
  • Psycho-emotional state in children and adolescents three months after an earthquake

High-risk pregnancy

  • Cervical cancer and pregnancy
  • Placenta accreta spectrum
  • Parvovirus B19: Diagnosis and management during pregnancy

Infectious Diseases

  • Typhoid fever: Lessons from a classic diagnosis in the modern era
  • What lies behind pain accompanied by fever? • Pulmonary nocardiosis

Teleclinics

High-risk pregnancy (2)

  • Care for women in the post-earthquake period
  • Guillain-Barré syndrome and pregnancy

Growth and short stature (3)

  • Kangaroo Mother Care for newborns
  • Pediatric physical medicine and rehabilitation for trauma and amputations
  • Child psycho-emotional health in the context of natural disasters

Infectious diseases (1)

Lessons in infectious diseases and epidemiology during post-earthquake emergencies

Brief segments for the community (112)

Ophthalmology (5)

Autism (2)

Otolaryngology (15)

Kangaroo Mother Care (4)

Post-earthquake community guidance:

Gynecology and Obstetrics (8)

Ophthalmology (5)

Pediatrics (15)

Public Health (8)

Nutrition and Dietetics (5)

Pediatric Neurology (1)

Gastroenterology (2)

Otolaryngology (2)

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (5)

Internal Medicine (2)

Infectious diseases (1)

Mental health (32)

Our products are available on the SOS Telemedicina YouTube channel and our social media channels @sostelemedicina.

Social media metrics—our primary tracking source—show an increase since our last report in July:

Instagram: 19,713 followers, 240 posts, and 357 stories, reaching 152,200 users (up 325%), with 1.2 million views (up 686.9%).

YouTube: 1,486,859 views (July–October), with an increase of 3,317 followers, bringing the current total to 91,532.

Our goal is to continue generating validated information from the Faculty of Medicine for the purpose of remote education, training, and information dissemination for healthcare personnel. While contributions have been very limited in recent months, we will continue to promote the importance of this program in order to strengthen the quality of care that healthcare personnel provide to various segments of the population.

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