Listen to the passage again, fill in the following 10 blanks with the wordsyou hear and complete the passage. The United Nations is seeking to improve electronic communication for health workers in Africa. Workers in rural areas would have a better way to get training, information and advice from doctors hundreds or even thousands of kilometers away. In 2005 five, the World Health Assembly passed a resolution urging countries to plan for “eHealth” services. The idea is to look for ways to use modern information and communication 1 ( ) to strengthen health systems. Stennar Pedersen is the director of the Norwegian Center for Telemedicine at the University Hospital of North Norway. Doctor Pedersen is working with the W H O. He recently met with West African health officials in the Ghanaian capital, Accra. He says the technology can provide easier 2 ( ) medical specialists and make it easier for people to seek medical information themselves. Elias Sory is the director general of health services in Ghana. He said “eHealth” wuld offer a way to reduce the effects of health worker 3 ( ) and make it easier to train existing workers. Doctor Sory said the technology would also make it easier for doctors at Ghana’s main teaching hospital, Korle Bu, to share their 4 ( ) . Elias said, “If you get a doctor who is away in the village and has come across a case he or she thinks is 5 ( ) him or her, why cannot that doctor be able to 6 ( ) easily with a senior doctor in Korle Bu to get advice on it? So we are not there. But eHealth will get us there. “The other thing is that medicine is 7 ( ) . Why cannot we use that to train? We do not need all people to come to Korle Bu in order to be 8 ( ) in knowledge; eHealth can 9 ( ) that gap. And to me medical education is even one of the most important ingredients in eHealth.” Services must be shaped to fit each country’s health care needs and level of technological development. Another issue is patient 10 ( ) . The hope is that health ministries will together develop policies on collecting and storing electronic health information about individuals.