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Shaneke,
Thank you for sharing this project. Living near the Texas/Mexico boarder this is a topic that hits near to home, literally and figuratively. It looks like there are others working different aspects on the same topic. As Clinical Informaticist, I’ve seen firsthand the power of collaboration. I hope that you’ll experience the same especially given the importance and sensitivity of this body of work.
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