Information and communication technology (ICT) is progressively used in the health sector
(e‐health), to provide health care in a distance (telemedicine), facilitate medical education (e …

Medical residents from Yaounde I University in Cameroon are required to spend periods of
time in rural or remote locations to complete their training. To determine if e-health might …

There is very little published information about the outcomes of patients treated by
telemedicine in developing countries. Over a two-year period, seven medical students from …

Introduction Telemedicine is a remote medical practice that is progressively expanding in
France. In 2018, regulatory changes authorised telemedicine to become part of daily clinical …

BACKGROUND: The use of telemedicine has increased considerably in healthcare delivery,
especially during this time of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. It has …

Introduction Telemedicine is a remote medical practice using information communication
technology (ICT), and has been increasing in France since 2009. With all new forms of …

BACKGROUND: Telemedicine involves the use of electronic communication and technology
to remotely deliver clinical services to patients. With the increase in the adoption of …

Telemedicine is a good educational medium that paves the way for continuing education or
medical training for health care providers in isolated rural areas, who may not have the …

Physicians in rural communities have limited access to continuing medical education (CME)
opportunities. We hypothesized that CME could be delivered via a telemedicine network as …

To DATE, medical education has not taken full advantage of the advances in information
technology, especially the Internet. 1 Except for experimental efforts, the vast majority of …