Hi
I'm not a doctor either, but I want to support those doctors who are out in the remote districts. I just came back from Pyuthan and saw the good work that the doctors at the district hospital there are trying to do. Unfortunately there are not enough doctors like them, who are willing even if not for ever, to work with commitment in the ryural areas. And of course, there are also some very dedicated people who are devotong their lives to working in these places. 

I think Budmash makes some very interesting points.

Irun Rural Assistance Nepal (RAN),(www.rannepal.org) a UK registered charity that employs some teachers and midwives and brings medical and teaching volunteers to help in the remote areas. I'm working with Dr Mrigendra Pandey and other doctors to set up a network for doctors in remote areas. It's stillin early stages, but any doctorsworking out in the regions who might be interested, please feel feel to contact me (my contact details are on the charity's website).