Use of Telemedicine in Bangladesh: Current Status and Future Prospects

Health and medical systems are poised to benefit significantly from advances in digital health. One of the digitalization that has gained great attention in Bangladesh over the last several years is mobile health (mHealth). In developing nations such as Bangladesh, the application of mobile health technologies in the health industry has immense potential to improve the quality, accessibility, and cost of healthcare. A significant percentage of people in the developing world, particularly those who live in rural or remote areas, still do not have or have only access to essential services. The business, social, and non-governmental organizations have all committed to investing a large amount of money in the development of mobile healthcare infrastructure throughout the United States. In Bangladesh, the use of information and communications technology (ICT) in healthcare, particularly mobile health, is rapidly rising. But what is the present situation of health, or what is the best course of action for its further development in the future? Providing an introduction of mobile health, identifying unmet needs for health, outlining motion wellbeing in Bangladesh, and analyzing ethical issues and hurdles in the growth of mobile health are the goals of this study. The results of our study demonstrated that, while e-health in Bangladesh remains a problem, it is doable. Given the view of the existing circumstances and problems, greater progress is required in several areas within the field of mHealth. The findings of this study will be beneficial to a wide range of stakeholders. to make informed choices about e-services- services and capital growth in Bangladesh's health sector