Global eHealth capacity: secondary analysis of WHO data on eHealth and implications for kidney care delivery in low-resource settings.

Ikechi G OkpechiShezel MuneerFeng YeDeenaz ZaidiAnukul GhimireMohammed M TinwalaSyed SaadMohamed A OsmanJoseph LunyeraMarcello TonelliFergus CaskeyCindy GeorgeAndre P KengneCharu MalikSandrine DamsterAdeera LevinDavid JohnsonVivekanand JhaAminu K Bello

Published in: BMJ open (2022)

The penetration of eHealth services across ISN regions is suboptimal, particularly in low-income countries. Increasing utilisation of internet communication technologies provides an opportunity to improve access to kidney education and care globally, especially in low-income countries.

Keyphrases

healthcare
quality improvement
palliative care
affordable care act
primary care
pain management
mental health
health information
big data
machine learning
social media
chronic pain
data analysis