This paper outlines the potential offered by technological progress in the information and
communication technologies (ICTs) industries for the health sector in developing countries …

Poverty has deepened the crisis in health-care delivery in developing countries, particularly
sub-Saharan Africa, which is a region facing a disease burden that is unmatched in the …

Healthcare as we know it is increasingly unaffordable and incapable of dealing with
emerging population dynamics in virtually every country in the world. The global reform …

Healthcare has been going through major digital transformations due to the extensive use of
information and communication technologies (ICT) in the sector. Many patients lack access …

Innovations in, and the use of emerging information and communications technology (ICT)
has rapidly increased in all development contexts, including healthcare. It is believed that …

There has been much discussion of the role that recent advances in information and
communication technologies (ICTs) could play in improving health systems in developing …

While there is tremendous promise to leverage technology for UHC, it will require smart,
context-specific policies and programming with ample flexibility to adapt as needs and …

Digital health interventions refer to the use of digital technology and connected devices to
improve health outcomes and healthcare delivery. This includes telemedicine, electronic …

There is growing enthusiasm amongst analysts of global health for the possibilities opened
up by the rapid spread of mobile phone coverage. This includes substantially increasing …

In India, the use of digital technologies has become the key to the everyday operation of the
welfare state in terms of accessing essential and life-sustaining entitlements. In this context …