Abstract

The Sri Lanka Journal of Bio-Medical Informatics (SLJBMI) is the official journal publication of the Health Informatics Society of Sri Lanka. It is the only academic publication in Sri Lanka which focuses on the emerging field of health informatics. SLJBMI was launched in 2010 as an open access and peer reviewed e-journal. It was temporarily paused publishing since June 2015 and relaunched in 2019 with an improved reader friendly format .The mission of SLJBMI is to publish high-quality original research and other relevant publications that would contribute to the promotion of digital health and health informatics. It aspires to be the most prominent publishing spotlight related to health informatics in the region and to be the gathering platform of the renowned experts and enthusiasts worldwide.

Highlights

  • Sri Lanka is a country with comparatively high standards of healthcare, but a poor distribution of resources

  • With access to broadband crossing all regional and geographic boundaries and an 84% penetration rate for mobile phones, internet access is becoming the one resource that is uniformly distributed across the island

  • An eLearning solution is the only practical means to ensure that training resources are available to everyone, anytime, anywhere in the island

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Introduction

C. Gunawardena i-Context Content Convergance, PVT., Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is a country with comparatively high standards of healthcare, but a poor distribution of resources.

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