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Digital Healthcare Tools in Nigeria:
Strengthening Public Health and Pandemic Preparedness - Insights from the COVID-19 Crisis
Emmanuel Ugwu Chika, BPharm, Dike Ujunwa Precious, BPharm, Ahuchaogu King-David, BPharm, Gabriel Ezenri, BPharm, Nneji Tobechukwu Okechukwu, BPharm, Christian Chidoziem, BPharm, Madubugwu Rosemary Chidera, BPharm
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This extensive review explores the transformative impact of digital healthcare tools in Nigeria's healthcare system. Authors provide great insights on vital components of digital health such as telemedicine,
telepharmacy, internet resources for patients, mHealth apps, big data, blockchain and more, showcasing their potential impacts on public health in Nigeria.
The article examines healthcare access issues, delves into the regulatory framework governing telemedicine given the nation's infrastructure challenges, and provides insights into the factors influencing telemedicine adoption of healthcare providers and patients.
The review also identifies opportunities for accessibility and cost-efficiency, concrete examples of successful digital health initiatives, offering actionable insights and a roadmap for future endeavors.
Hurdles are scrutinized in digital health design and adoption while proposing actionable strategies for effective implementation. This comprehensive exploration goes beyond current achievements and
challenges, envisioning a future where digital healthcare tools revolutionize Nigeria's healthcare landscape, identifying promising research avenues, and anticipates innovations that can shape the nation's healthcare for the better.
Access the article at DOI: https://doi.org/10.30953/thmt.v9.445
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