Islamabad; Tele-Health facility can effectively contribute to the well being of citizens 카지노사이트 by providing them guidance through technology use about their routine health issues after closure of clinics and hospitals’ Out Patient Departments (OPDs) amid lockdown for prevention of COVID-19 spread in the country.
The Tele-Health service can increase efficiency of overall healthcare delivery system by reducing cost and provision of speedy healthcare through use of technology thus minimizing human interaction and the risk of catching COVID-19, Consultant, Project Manager COMSATS Tele-Health, Dr Nadia Rasheed said.
Talking to APP on Monday, she said it is the perfect time when the concerned authorities must utilize such services for the provision of contact less health facilities to the patients through technology usage for routine medical issues. This method will maintain social distancing, avoid direct interaction as well as protect our front line force of doctors and paramedics to unnecessary exposure.
Through this initiative, we will be able to manage many outdoor patients without direct interaction with the doctor which will be largely beneficial amidst the fear that this epidemic has entailed with an indefinite lasting period.
Dr. Nadia informed that Comsats Tele-health pioneers in providing advanced primary health care services mainly aimed for the benefit of resource constraint marginalized people living in remote areas in terms of cost effectiveness, time saving and instant accessibility. 바카라사이트
Through the Tele-Health setup, patients at basic health units can get medical opinion from doctors sitting remotely at Secondary/Tertiary health care units in any part of the country with the use of technology. She said in the current scenario of COVID-19 outbreak, Comsats Tele-health is connected with the Basic Health Units situated in remote areas from Gwader to Jhelum and Quetta.
Under this initiative, regular OPD services being given to treat minor ailments as well as patients with chronic diseases, E.g. Diabetes, Hypertension etc. Patients are provided with one month treatment in order to avoid frequent visits to the center.
“Our main focus is providing health education regarding preventive measures to the patients visiting the centers. We are providing online training to the paramedics of these centers to alert and educate the general public and the local community regarding important preventative precautions”, she said.
These prevention include frequent hand washing for 20 seconds, social distancing, cleanliness of work place, intake of balanced diet with large quantities of Vitamin C such as citrus fruits and fresh vegetables, warm water and good hydration. Dr. Nadia urged the authorities to establish an integrated system beneficial for patients as well as for healthcare professionals and make separate filter clinics well equipped with Tele-health facility.
The topic of COVID-19 has dominated healthcare for the past two years, dramatically shifting the needs and requirements of the sector.
Deloitte has assessed the current state of the global healthcare sector and the challenges ahead in its 2022 Global Health Care Outlook report. 온라인카지노
“Shifting consumer preferences and behaviour, the integration of life sciences and healthcare sector, rapidly evolving digital health technologies, new talent and care delivery models, and clinical innovation continue to be top of mind for healthcare executives globally,” says Dr Stephanie Allen, Deloitte’s Global Public Health Care & Social Services Leader, and author of the report.
“How they respond to these challenges while continuing to address the pandemic will be critically important in 2022,” she notes.
Here are six key issues shaping the future of global healthcare, according to Deloitte’s findings.
1. Health equity has become a priority
Health equity is a top concern for healthcare executives and organizations, the study found. Senior leaders recognize that achieving a mix of clinical, mental, social, emotional, physical and spiritual health is important and influenced not just by healthcare, but also by social, economic and environmental factors. However, Deloitte’s report notes that widespread disparities and discrimination keep certain populations from achieving well-being. The report highlights how COVID-19 has shed light on health equity initiatives by making them a priority.
Deloitte recommends several steps that healthcare organizations can take to define their health equity strategy. This approach needs to expand across four domains: the organization, its offerings, its community and its ecosystem, according to Deloitte’s report.