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A Review of Telemedicine Guidelines in the South-East Asia Region

Author Affiliations
Maulana Azad Medical College, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Monash University Malaysia, ...
Published InTelemedicine Reports
Year2023
Citations18

Abstract

Introduction: Telemedicine use has increased for the past few years, and data security-related issues have also accompanied this. Barriers such as poor digital literacy, unaffordability, and ethical and legal issues have also affected the uptake of digital health. Telemedicine guidelines can help in promoting a suitable environment for wider uptake of telemedicine services by focusing on training, supervision, and monitoring of service providers. This policy review compares the telemedicine guidelines of countries in World Health Organization (WHO) South-East Asia Region (SEAR) as these countries have similar sociocultural backgrounds. Methodology: Latest telemedicine guidelines of the South Asia Region of the WHO were accessed using the official government websites of the countries. The guidelines that were not in the English language were…
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