… 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 …

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

… , when a telemedicine system is transferred from a developed country to a less-developed
country, we will likely see different issues arise in the adoption and use of the system. …

… Individual: Our review highlights the need for increased awareness about the potential
benefits of telemedicine technology to medical practice. This can be achieved through the …

… that telemedicine is 30 percent more likely to be used in public … of broadband communications
in developed countries and the … phones) that permit telemedicine to be used more easily at …

… potential benefits and limit the possible risks of telemedicine … well used or misused; it can
have benefits but has the potential … for this report suggests that telemedicine is not beneficial or …

… , poor internet connection, and low expansion of rapid internet networks, especially in developing
countries were … Further, they are more likely to require assistance in using telemedicine …

… projects, acknowledgment of potential benefits of telemedicine services and the agreed …
the intention of patients to use telemedicine services in a developing country like Pakistan? …

… the potential influencing factors of both issues in the rural context of emerging economies
(… favour or deter telemedicine implementation in developing countries and similar settings. …

… is as high as 90 % in developing countries. Given the potential benefits of telemedicine, yet
the poor adoption and success rates in developing countries, there is a need to understand …