Background Despite attempts to reform the healthcare delivery system in the Middle East,
expectations for its progress have been—and for some still are—somewhat slow. Objective …

Telehealth refers to the application of telecommunications technology to deliver clinical
services at a distance by linking clinician to patient, caregiver, or any person (s) involved in …

The utilization of telemedicine has shown to increase access to healthcare services and
bridge gaps in existing healthcare system issues. Despite these benefits, the technology is …

Background: Given the scarcity of mental health resources available for refugees in areas of
conflict, it is imperative to investigate interventions that would be accepted by the refugees …

The Middle East (ME) is a heterogeneous part of the world with variations in mental health
services. The spectrum includes countries that have well (eg, Israel), fair (eg, Turkey, Iran …

Telemedicine is a tool used to deliver health care from a distance. Developing countries can
benefit from telemedicine because these countries face such issues as a lack of specialists …

The purpose of this paper is to develop a framework which can sustain local conditions of
developing countries. Design and implementation of sustainable telemedicine information …

The Carbon Dioxide (CO2) gas is one of the most important greenhouse gases that cause
global warming. Investigation of increasing concentration of CO2 in global the atmosphere is …

During the past few decades, classical in‐person communication has been enriched by
opportunities for telemedicine. We are in a learning healthcare environment that takes …

Abstract Background: Store-and-forward (S&F) telemedicine is thought to be most applicable
in humanitarian settings. Unlike other kinds of telemental health (TMH), S&F requires …