通过远程医疗和数字保健改善非洲孕产妇保健的可及性。

W. Bilal, P. Mohanan, Z. Rahmat, Shazil Ahmed Gangat, Zarmina Islam, M. Y. Essar, A. Aborode, H. Onyeaka
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非洲妇女获得产妇保健的机会有限,而这仍然是产妇死亡率和发病率的一个关键决定因素。利用远程医疗和数字保健可以通过经济和地理上的便利,帮助消除获取这些服务的障碍。此外,围绕技术、用户接受程度、短期和长期供资、组织因素以及政治和立法方面等主题的可行框架有助于克服非洲持续存在的执行挑战,并允许最大限度地利用远程保健来提高孕产妇成果。
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Improving access to maternal care in Africa through telemedicine and digital health.
Access to maternal health care is limited for women in Africa, while it remains a crucial determinant of maternal mortality and morbidity. The utilization of telemedicine and digital health can help remove barriers to access through economical and geographical convenience. In addition, feasible frameworks operating on themes such as technology, user acceptance, short-term and long-term funding, organizational factors, and political and legislative aspects can help overcome implementation challenges that persist in Africa and permit maximal utilization of telehealth to enhance maternal outcomes.
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