Revisiting the Role of Telemedicine Under the 2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak

COVID-19: animals, veterinary and zoonotic links

“…The applications of telemedicine having tele-visits and supervision, monitoring, interpretation, and consultation (Serper and Volk 2018) have proven effective in mitigating chronic diseases. The tele-model has been applied on present-day COVID-19 pandemic, especially in the remote areas having limited medical backups saving both manpower as well as resources (Au 2020).…”

Hand sanitizer associated ocular chemical injury: A mini-review on its rise under COVID-19

“…From our hospital data, there were only 1 –2 cases annually before the COVID-19 era, which most were healthcare workers' accidental injuries on duty. Since the local COVID-19 outbreak 3 months ago, 4 there were already 5 cases of personal hygiene gadgets associated ocular injury. Other than the hand sanitizer as described, ocular phototoxicity from ultraviolet lamp misuse was also reported.…”

Evaluation of the chronic disease management and depression levels of people over 65 years of age during the COVID‐19 pandemic period

“…This situation may cause delays in the urgent care and treatment that elderly people should receive. Au 21 emphasized that no matter how close the physical distance between the home of the geriatric patients and the hospital is if the hospital is inaccessible, it is still considered as "far away" and that the accessibility of public healthcare becomes the largest service gap during the COVID‐19 outbreak. It is thought that the monitoring and the follow‐up checks of chronic patients and elderly people who are at risk in the pandemic period can be done by an established national telemedicine center that can eliminate this healthcare gap.…”