Background Developing countries need telemedicine applications that help in many
situations, when physicians are a small number with respect to the population, when …

In low and middle income countries, health workers are essential for the delivery of health
interventions. However, inadequate health-worker performance is a very widespread …

Introduction Telemedicine is the utilization of computer applications and telecommunication
technologies to deliver clinical services remotely. The Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia …

We reviewed the socio-economic impact of telehealth, focusing on nine main areas:
paediatrics, geriatrics, First Nations (ie indigenous peoples), home care, mental health …

PURPOSE: Innovative technologies to deliver health care across borders have attracted
both evangelists and sceptics. Our aim was to systematically identify factors that hinder or …

The Telehealth program at East Carolina University has developed a system for real-time
assessment of auditory thresholds using computer driven control of a remote audiometer via …

Abstract Background The World Heart Federation has undertaken an initiative to develop a
series of Roadmaps to promote development of national policies and health systems …

Background Health care provider (HCP) performance in low-and middle-income countries
(LMICs) is often inadequate. The Health Care Provider Performance Review (HCPPR) is a …

Background: Telemedicine services are considered essential for improving the accessibility,
quality and efficiency of the healthcare services in developing countries. With these …

Background: A lack of decisive evidence on the impact of telemedicine on financial and
clinical outcomes has not prohibited significant investment in developing countries …