Breaking Barriers to Healthcare with ICT

Breaking Barriers to Health tutorship with ICTAbu Ayub Ansari entering Health is the fundamental right of every citizen of a country. ICT is an important installment to glide slope to tumefynesscare servicing in both urban and clownish areas. ICT may defined as technological transcription of communication, dissemination, storage, formation and focusing of information (1). Use of ICT in developing countries like Bangladesh is increasing twenty-four hours by day.ICT basically based on computers, internet system, telecommunication and extremely modified technology. ICT wellness assistance withal k at presentn as electronic wellness, which is consist of m health, telemedicine, telepaths and help to breaking the access restraint by program job, communication, helpline, diagnosis, interposition, proctoring, tracking etc (2).Developing country like Bangladesh, MDG works to achieve world(a) Health Coverage. Three MDG goals (goal-4, goal-5 and goal-6) basically take attention to health. Based on performance of ICT, developmental organization like- OECD, SIDA and DFID agreed that ICD initiates great policies in health programme to achieving MDG (3). Greater coverage of healthcare and easily handiness instantaneously a days ICT is the most advanced technology. For taking level of patients faster, minimize adverse action of drug and for expert opinion now a days M-health is cardinal of the popular healthcare work.Study accusative How ICD breaking the access barrier of healthcare function.Methodology1. A attempt for published literature in the last 10 years for both intervention dealing with ICT in a health swear out, where relationship with ICT and health , was conducted by electronic databases Pub Med and Global Health, as well as Google scholar for literature from the internet.2. A scientific study was performed of published and colour literature. Literature was searched through the databases of PubMed, Medline and other journals, over the peri od 20052015. Relevant tissue sites were also consulted, such as those of Local government, Bilateral organization and nongovernmental organization involved in research or interventions in performance.3. Analysis of around YouTube video about ICT, e-Health, m-Health related with health service.4. Total 14 hold work were gathered and reviewed and unless 10 articles and 1 YouTube video were cited in this scientific writing.Finding and DiscussionRural residency is a barrier that hampered to access health service. ICT developed a very good profits for agrarian communities. Such as Grammen Telecom provide collaboration with health specialist of Diabetic Association Bangladesh to provide health service. So now it is easy to take expert opinion for treatment (4). Despite of unpolished residency people easily access health service without interruption. So in community level people easily groundwork give intervention without going to the urban area with the help of ICT.High treatmen t apostrophize is great burden in LMICs like Bangladesh. Many woeful people earth-closetnot in good order access health service high cost of treatment .In Bangladesh, 6 busy operators make agreements to TRCL to provide healthcare service. day-after-day more than 10 thousand call received by doctors of mobile company and give conservative treatment which is easy and cheap to access (5). So for conservative treatment, ICT make the basic treatment so cheap, so people of LMICs easily access the healthcare service according to their need.For run-in barrier people from rural communities faces some difficulties to receive treatment. They not properly express themselves to the service provider and service provider are uneffective to understand to them treatment regimen. Telemedine not provide only treatment also refer to tertiary focalize or specialized care during touch by using topical anesthetic language (6). So using local language patients also share their problem and receive d treatment.In rural communities for family binding and social tiers women not properly access health services during ante natal period by visit the physician. MAMA APONJON is a mobile massage service to give ante natal advice by dialling 16227. after delivery acquire were also dont take proper care to his children due to illiteracy. this service also give information about breast feeding, weaning and immunisation (7). So without go outside a mother john receive all necessary information during and after gestation easy and continent way.E-Health basically superintends epidemic and outbreak reach by a expert monitoring network. Monitoring team always monitor the geo- spatial area and connected with the surveillance centre. So people get out early aware about epidemic and take precaution and usurp management (8). So access to E- health many lives saves from epidemic outbreak of disease.Both rural and urban area privateness problem is one of the barriers to access health servi ce. E- health maintains a to properly maintain privacy of the patient and ownership will not addressed (9). In spiritual country like Bangladesh, females can easily access health service by maintaining privacy.Parents were not always aware about child immunization and some epochs forget. ICT provide effective immunization system and reminds parents time to time for immunization (10). Illiterate parents can also access immunization for their children.Conclusion- health care service of developing country improved day by day. After this development people were not properly access health service due to some social and environmental factor.ICT advances system of health service delivery so people can access health service by breaking the barrier. ICT maintain communication with rural communities and provide health information.Cost and process of service delivery is very cheap and expedient so people easily can access the health service. It has also provide emergency treatment by refer t o tertiary centre and maintain privacy every sector for easy accessibility.ICT also monitor epidemic area and alert people during outbreak, so people can take appropriate action to save lives and live hood.Recommendation-Effective knowledgeability and implementation of ICT in rural community especially women so they can easily access this service.Give more resource to ICT as well as strengthen of ICT system.Give more training and professional education to ICT monitoring team.Active engagement of student in primary level of education.Proper maintains of accountability and responsiveness of service provider of ICT.In Bangladesh 75% of people live in rural area and but only 25% doctor provide service in this area, which is also not properly cover entire community(11). So, Government, bilateral organization, NGO should work unitedly to better monitoring, implementation and strengthen of ICT system and correlate with health system according to priority of people , so people easily can access the health service any time, every palace without pecuniary hardship.References1. Ashraf M, Ansari NL. Evaluating the impact of mobile phone based health help line service in rural Bangladesh. 113.2. Chowdhury MMH. e-Health in Bangladesh Current location , Challenges , and Future Direction. 20144(2)8796.3. Secretary SA. Role of ICTs in the Health empyrean in Developing Countries A Critical Review of Literature. 2011197208.4. Nessa A, Ameen MA, Ullah S, Kwak KS. Applicability of Telemedicine in Bangladesh Current posture and Future Prospects. 200894853.5. Jahan S, Chowdhury MMH. Assessment of Present Health Status in Bangladesh and the Applicability of E-health in Healthcare Services A wad of Patients Expectation toward E-health. 20142(6)1214.6. 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