The Rotary Club of Sebastopol Sunrise and the Rotary Club on Manila have collaborated to improve the healthcare access conditions in Philippines through the medium of telemedicine. Read more here.
The Apollo Group of Hospitals has recently launched a telemedicine healthcare centre in Yangon, Myanmar. This service will be able to scale the access to healthcare to a number of underserved individuals in the area. Read more here.
Afroindia Medical Services Limited, a healthcare provider in Nigeria has signed an MoU with Apollo Group of Hospitals from India, who have already started instating telemedical units in Africa, to set up some 100 telemedical centres in West and East Africa. Read more here.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is offering prize money for app developers who can come up with games which can target behaviour change in the adoption of preventive healthcare measures. Research shows that well-designed and well-implemented games can motivate and support prevention. Read more here.
This post outlines the efficacy of eHealth in treating a number of healthcare cases in Nigeria that would otherwise remain open ended because they are not too serious for emergency departments, and neither is any history accessible regarding the patient. Read more here.
As much as 80 per cent of all African diseases stem from preventable causes. This post gives an overview of the expanse of influence of mHealth and eHealth initiatives in Africa. A number of intnerational aid organized as well as national government organized eHealth and mHealth initiatives have been started. […]
This post highlights a number of intiatives that target bettering the healthcare outcomes in poor regions of the developing countries by leveraging the use of cell phones. Read more here.
Spain based telecom company Telefónica Group and MasterCard International have recently collaborated in Brazil to develop applications for people using payment services on their mobile phones. Read more here.
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