Covid-19 has brought every country’s healthcare system under the radar. Hospitals and medical professionals have been challenged to push themselves to the extreme, adapting to the new requirements and help their country to “flatten the curve”. Given the current situation, it’s clear that telehealth could bring relief to both medical professionals and organisations amidst the burden of this pandemic.
Telehealth (also known as telemedicine or virtual healthcare), is healthcare that’s provided remotely, whether by phone call, video call, or text message. The industry has been around for over a century and in the beginning, it assisted patients in isolated areas where there was a shortage
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