Abstract
Global is Local: Assessing Family Medicine Residency Programs’ Training on the Care of Immigrants, Migrants, Torture Survivors, Asylees and Refugees (IMTARs)
Highlights
Anemia is a significant wide spread public health threat especially among the adolescent girls who are more vulnerable towards low level of hemoglobin of low and middle income countries (LMICs)
We investigated the prevalence of anemia among the adolescent girls (10-19 years) in Bangladesh and its socio-demographics distribution
Overall, 52.8% girls were suffering from any form of anemia while 47.3% were mildly and 5.4% were moderately (Hb:7-9.9g/dl) anemic while only 0.15% were severely anemic
Summary
The delivery of healthcare services in remote settings in low and middle income nations remains a significant challenge on a global scale. Telemedicine offers a means to provide point of care services via global E-visits in capacity-constrained situations. We posit that key elements of a telemedicine comprise an F-T-E approach that include: 1) Facility for care delivery in remote settings; 2) Technology for connectivity and managing the clinical encounter, and 3) Expertise in clinical medicine
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