Abstract Objective To contrast how Brazil's and Canada's different jurisdictional and judicial
realities have led to different types of telemedicine and how further scale and improvement …

Our challenge was to structure a telemedicine framework that is capable of expanding
access to services and testing while increasing the quality of the services provided. In this …

Wow, the last few weeks have been a challenge for the global economy. A rollercoaster as
some have put it. Maybe even a 21st Century Grapes of Wrath! Exactly 1 year ago, the stock …

In the age of digitization, a growing percentage of services are becoming available online,
and this trend is affecting healthcare too. As evolving technology creates more avenues for …

Telemedicine is being used across OECD countries to deliver health care in a wide range of
specialties, for numerous conditions and through varied means. A growing body of evidence …

With long waiting times and a shortage of family doctors, many patients are looking for an
alternative way to access medical care. Private doctor-on-demand services are stepping in …

Telehealth allows information-sharing and clinical care at a distance via telecommunication
and information technologies. While telehealth promises to increase access for underserved …

Native American communities face serious health disparities and, living in rural areas, often
lack regular access to healthcare services as compared to other Americans. Since the early …

Purpose–Use of telemedicine is increasingly prevalent in order to provide better access to
expert care, and we examine telemedicine use internationally. Design/methodology–Using …

In rural and sparsely populated countries, telemedicine can be a vital and life-saving link to
health care, and in those regions where demands on hospitals are ever increasing, it can …