Background: With the exponential increase in mobile phone users in India, a large number
of public health initiatives are leveraging information technology and mobile devices for …

Background: Mobile health (mHealth) has the potential to solve human resource issues in
the health care sector. mHealth is of particular interest in developing countries, where …

Background Given the ubiquity of mobile phones, their use to support healthcare in the
Indian context is inevitable. It is however necessary to assess end-user perceptions …

Affordability, accessibility, availability, and quality of healthcare services have always been a
burning issue for the mankind. The issue of health care is always crucial for the governments …

Mobile devices have reached more people in many developing countries than power grids,
road systems, water works, or fiber optic networks. Mobile telephony has quickly reached …

The introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) such as mobile
phones to basic health service providers in rural areas can help bridge lacunae in their work …

Purpose This study aims to examine the determinants of mobile health technology and
applications use intention. The factors are delineated from prior literature and theories of …

The authors want to show the implication of interactive ICT on patient empowerment,
through an overview of some of the key aspects-EHR, telecare and patient networks-all this …

Telemedicine gives a safe and effective way of providing healthcare. During the COVID-19
pandemic, it was possible to offer teleconsultations in primary care (Primary Care …

In this study, we explore the role of telemedicine in reducing gender-based barriers women
and girls in rural areas of Nepal are facing to access healthcare services. Data were …