Telehealth project

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KARACHI: The Pakistan Medical Associ­ation (PMA) in collaboration with a digital health platform has launched a post-Cov­­id-19 telehealth care initiative. The aim is to provide heal­th­care assis­tance to home-bound people suffering from post-Covid complications and make people aware of the possible effects of the new variant.

According to a statement, 450 lady doctors from 16 countries have been deputed for this Covid-19 home care isolation monitoring project.

These all eDoctors are trained and certified by Stanford University on WHO guidelines.

Published in Dawn, December 13th, 2021

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