Afrika’da COVID-19 Pandemisine karşı Alternatif Bir Çözüm Olarak Telesağlık Hizmetleri

Abstract

Technology is disrupting bringing up a better innovation and strengthening the healthcare services. Telehealth is one of these services. Telehealth can help in times of emergency situations as well as reducing morbidity caused by other diseases other than coronavirus and also constraining its spread as well as sustaining the country's economic development. Although, telehealth is a disruptive innovation, this article aimed to point out why Africa and rest of the world need telehealth to structure out the management of the three phases of health crises (pre, during and post-crises) that must be address to help in economic sustainability, increase accessibility to healthcare and increase in quality of life which in turn reduces costs and easy access to healthcare services either incommunicable, non-communicable, or disastrous situations in the African region. In fighting an outbreak such as this, our study finds that the government of African nations should guarantee all health experts get fitting instruction and preparing; present telehealth accreditation for wellbeing experts; give subsidizing which satisfactorily takes care of the expense of giving telehealth; overhaul clinical models of care; bolster all partners with a viable correspondence; and finally, change the board technique while setting up frameworks to oversee telehealth benefits on a standard premise.

The nexus between health status and health expenditure, energy consumption and environmental pollution: empirical evidence from SAARC-BIMSTEC regions

“…Furthermore, [37] found that the life expectancy increases while death rate reduces economic growth under the COVID-19 pandemic situation in Nigeria over the data period of 1989-2018.. Similarly, [38] found the reduction in CO 2 emissions while conducting a study considering the consequences of COVID-19 on the social isolation in the Chinese economy [39]. also noted that under global pandemic (COVID-19) condition, the necessary arrangements of tele-health facilities can play significant role in improving the human health in case of African nations.…”

Investigation of factors affecting COVID-19 vaccine acceptance among communities of universities in the United Arab Emirates

“…Future research could also investigate the effects of availability of telehealth in COVID-19 vaccine acceptance. 56 Regarding attitudinal factors, future research could investigate the effects of perceived self-efficacy about vaccines and perceived social cause of herd immunity.…”

COVID-19 Bağlamında Temel Üreme, Anne, Yenidoğan, Çocuk, Ergen Sağlığı ve Beslenme Hizmetlerinin Sürdürülmesine İlişkin Etki Değerlendirmesi: Kuzey-Orta Nijerya'dan İçgörü

“…Procedure: This qualitative study features an interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) approach (23). (N = 258) participants from Kaduna state's randomly selected six Local Government Areas (Chikun, Birnin Gwari, Ikara, Makarfi, and Kaura Local Government Area) who were healthcare workers (HCW), traditional birth attendance (TBA), traditional head leader (THL), adolescent/youth, and pregnant women in the previous 8-10 months (see Table 3).…”