Brazil Sus National Tender

Ten people from the National Force of the Unified Health System SUS participated this Tuesday afternoon 8 in training on the use of internet briefcases provided by Telebras. The equipment has built-in Wi-Fi and can be connected to cell phones and computers. Technology is an alternative to ensure communication between teams working in the field and the Yanomami Emergency Operations Center COE.Andre Rosa Lopes an engineer at Telebras details how the device works. The T3SAT Telebras Satellite Transportable Terminals is a satellite communication equipment that will help the operation in aid of the Yanomami and will also allow the communication of the mission and planning of the teams he pointed out.For the engineer the resource will be an important mechanism for a more concrete action plan between the management of the local and national COE and the teams that are in Yanomami Indigenous Lands TIY. In all Telebras made 17 units available for the Yanomami Mission. And with them it will be possible to indicate in real time the needs that professionals are perceiving on the spot evaluates Andre.The device connection allows a download transmission rate of up to 20 Mbps and an upload of 2 Mbps. The first training was held on Tuesday 8 but throughout this week new groups will be instructed by Telebras technicians including replicators from the Special Indigenous Health District DSEI Yanomami who will train the new teams of volunteers who will arrive in the coming days.The equipment without a power point has a battery that supports operation in up to 8 hours. However it is also possible to use it with a vehicle battery. The technicians recommendation to increase the devices operating time is to use it to communicate and then turn it off until the next use.