Telemedicine Push in Guyana

Telemedicine push in Guyana

The challenges of delivering healthcare to remote and underserved communities have long been a reality for developing nations with geographically dispersed populations. In Guyana, where riverine and hinterland regions remain difficult to access due to terrain and infrastructure limitations, the integration of telemedicine presents a transformative opportunity to close long-standing gaps in the delivery of medical services. The announcement by Ne…

Los Angeles – The use of telemedicine can reduce greenhouse gas emissions in healthcare. This is the finding of a study from the University of California (UCLA) recently published in the American Journal of Managed Care. For their study, the authors examined data from 1.5 million telemedicine visits from...