“…As a developing country, Bangladesh lacks the resources to deploy telemedicine (Khan, Hossain, Hasan, & Clement, 2012). Kiberu et al (2017) found that equipment costs, and insufficient human resources allocations are considered to be potential resources barriers to telemedicine adoption. The literature further reports that change resistance among patients and health staff, human resources, uncertainty of ownership, ICT skills, policymaking, leadership and coordination, monitoring and evaluation, cultural and language barriers (Fanta, Pretorius, & Erasmus, 2015), service delivery issues (Hossain et al, 2018), hardware access (Boonstra & Broekhuis, 2010), financial resources allocation (E. Miller, 2010), resources allocation (Boonstra & Broekhuis, 2010), legal and ethical factors (Anderson, 2007), and appropriate equipment are dominant resource barriers to telemedicine adoption.…”