… , when specialized physicians are not available, when patients and … telemedicine
applications for developing countries are somewhat more demanding than for developed countries…

… Telemedicine has emerged as a new hope to remove the bottlenecks in the healthcare
seeking. Developing countries have adopted telemedicine … telemedicine, developing countries …

… Recent developments in technology mediated communication systems have made the
telemedicine a viable opportunity for developing world. There is a interesting possibility to …

… Much has been written about the potential for telemedicine in the developing world. However,
after reviewing the literature, it is clear that the evidence base supporting its practical utility …

… the developing countries during the COVID-19 pandemic are analyzed, and the role of
telemedicine … of PPEs, making these available for healthcare professionals working with severely …

… of telemedicine programs in developing countries … in developing countries. Boost healthcare
access, reduce costs, and enhanced disease surveillance is possible through telemedicine. …

… are widely possible across developed countries, the same thing is not true for … of telemedicine
in the developing countries might be different from that widely used in developed countries…

… user-ends, especially in developing countries. This paper provides an overview of the
telehealth, then to addresses the possible telehealth technologies and applications that could be …

… However, such PC services are currently available for free in the majority of Arabic countries…
This most likely reflected the weaker economic power rather than less of appreciation of …

… patients in developing countries. … Telemedicine has the potential for growth and adoption,
however, there are several implications and barriers of health policy surrounding telemedicine …