This post is sponsored by IBM.  Even before the devastating 2010
earthquake, Haiti had only 3,000 doctors for 10 million people.
And since the disaster, the Caribbean nation's need for quality
health care has been even greater.  Medical professionals came
to help from all over the world, but the question arose again
and again: What's the best way for a doctor to treat a patient
when the latest equipment isn't available? How about when almost
nothing is available?  Two American doctors created Colleagues
In Care, a nonprofit program that uses IBM's SmartCloud. Their
goal is to come up with a system of best possible medical
practices for doctors who work in places where there isn't much
money or many materials. Doctors can now share their medical
expertise with each other, no matter where they are. In the long
run, Colleagues In Care hopes this database will save lives all
over the world.  Watch this video that shows how the doctors are
working in Haiti, and see how their worldwide partnership is
saving lives.