He added that the initiative would mentally prepare the people for an epidemic, provide an insight on proper dieting and nutrition, advocate quality care and health care financing.
“To move the conversation forward and to reshape the narrative, we need to start taking care of the primary health care. This includes understanding infection and control, understanding diseases and having the basic knowledge of health care enterprise.
“We are giving access to health care practitioners. If someone is trying to find basic information about health care or the nearest hospital, it should free. Also, we are trying to push the conversation forward because digitalisation is here to stay. There is always a way forward and it is strategic innovative and disruptive,” Agudosi said.
The Country Manager, Health Connect 247, Dr Uche Udeozo, said digitisation would address the unsatisfied needs in the health care industry.
He said, “Digital health technology can increase the patient to doctor ratio and improve health outcomes of patients. Remote access means less chances of contracting a disease due to reduced exposure to patients under treatment in a health care facility.”
source: Punch