Feasibility and Challenges of Telemedicine in Delivering Emergency Healthcare in Conflict- Affected Areas of Yemen

Abstract

Yaser Aljaro

The ongoing conflict in Yemen has severely damaged the country’s healthcare system, leaving millions without access to basic medical services. Hospitals and clinics have been destroyed or rendered non-functional, and healthcare professionals face numerous challenges, including shortages of supplies and security risks [1]. As the traditional healthcare infrastructure struggles to meet the demand, telemedicine emerges as a potential solution to provide emergency healthcare, particularly in conflict-affected and remote regions [2].

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