Worldwide, access to universal healthcare (UHC) is being gradually recognised as a
fundamental right. That this has to be provided in most developing countries, in a milieu of …

Healthcare sector is now using telemedicine solutions to increase the reach of its services to
population. Target areas are highly sparsely distributed devoid of basic amenities which …

Background: Health care is provided in developing countries, in a milieu of acute shortages
of health care infrastructure and personnel. Governments are realizing that digital health …

Telemedicine is an alliance between technology and medicine. It is a prevalent practice in
developed countries; it has been widely used in developing countries to address the issues …

Purpose–The purpose of this conceptual paper is to present the scope of telemedicine,
current state of telemedicine in India, challenges in its diffusion and suggest the way forward …

In India telemedicine is ideal because of its diverse landmass, difficult terrain and huge
population. India, a developing country is witnessing an increase in economic growth but …

The universal phenomenon of urban rural health divide is particularly striking in India. We
have centres of medical excellence in the metros, better than the best. However 700 million …

Introduction: Nonavailability of quality healthcare in mountainous, isolated, inaccessible
sparsely populated regions is a universal problem. In this project, remote virtual healthcare …

Introduction: India is the world's largest democratic country, and second most populous
country in the world. Despite recent successes in the economic front, India still faces many …

One sixth of humanity accounting for 1100 million people live in India. India is generally
considered to be a developing country and certainly there is considerable scope for …