Telehealth is an alternative method of delivering health care to people required to travel
long distances for routine health care. The aim of this systematic review was to examine …

The burden of hepatitis C infection is considerable among people who inject drugs (PWID),
with an estimated prevalence of 39%, representing an estimated 6.1 million people who …

Introduction: Despite the promises of universal health care in most developed countries,
health inequities remain prevalent within and between rural and remote communities …

Abstract Purpose of Review Novel technologies, such as high-definition cameras, encryption
software, electronic stethoscopes, microfluidic diagnostic systems, and widely available …

Globally, it is estimated that 71.1 million people have chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV)
infection, including an estimated 7.5 million people who have recently injected drugs …

Introduction Telehealth has the potential to address health disparities experienced by
Indigenous people, especially in remote areas. This scoping review aims to map and …

Background Telemedicine use is increasing in many specialties, but its impact on clinical
outcomes in infectious diseases has not been systematically reviewed. We reviewed the …

Hospitals can be overburdened with large numbers of patients with severe infectious
conditions during infectious disease outbreaks. Such outbreaks or epidemics put …

Introduction: Telemedicine has gained significant attention as an effective means of
providing health care remotely, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Patient …

Introduction The delivery of specialist health services to people living in Indigenous
communities is an important challenge. Specialist diabetes outpatient clinics may be …