Abstract

Currently, coronavirus COVID-19 has affected 209 countries around the world, killed more than 82,000, and infected more than 1.4 million, according to worldometer, April 08, 2020. Home-care is especially important in these situations because hospitals are not seemingly safe during pandemic outbreaks. Also, the chance to get out of the home during the lockdown period is limited. Telemedicine and telehealth technologies are especially effective during epidemic outbreaks when health authorities recommend implementing social distance systems. Telephone-based measures improve efficiency by linking appropriate information and feedback. In addition to increasing access to healthcare, telemedicine is a fruitful and proactive way to provide a variety of benefits to patients seeking healthcare; diagnose and monitor critical and chronic health conditions; improve healthcare quality and reduce costs.

Highlights

  • Bangladesh's health care services are becoming unusually concentrated in a small fraction of costly critical health-demanding patients

  • A large part of these complex-patients suffers from multiple chronic diseases and are spending a lot of money

  • Telepharmacy includes patient counseling, medication review, and prescription review by a qualified pharmacist for the patients who are located at a far distance from the pharmacy

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Summary

Introduction

Bangladesh's health care services are becoming unusually concentrated in a small fraction of costly critical health-demanding patients. A large part of these complex-patients suffers from multiple chronic diseases and are spending a lot of money. Telepharmacy includes patient counseling, medication review, and prescription review by a qualified pharmacist for the patients who are located at a far distance from the pharmacy. The most common way to use telemedicine is a responsive model, primarily physician-led with virtual visits stimulated by alerts using interactive services, which facilitates real-time interaction between the patient and provider [1]. The rise of pharmacists in epidemic situations has become increasingly popular in developed countries such as the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom

Short Communication
Present State of Pandemic Situation Handling by Bangladeshi Hospitals
Prospect of Pharmacists in Patient Management Service and Telehealth Care
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