The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that each year, high healthcare costs push about 100 million people into extreme poverty. In recent years, the application of digital technology has emerged as a way to improve access and efficiency in healthcare systems, as well as the quality of care and patient outcomes. Digitalization is particularly relevant for providers in rural or resource-constrained settings, and those serving e base of the economic...
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Increasing Access to Health Services through Inclusive Digital Health : Company Case Studies - Clínicas del Azúcar and Salauno
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Geaneotes,Alexis; Mrazek,Monique Francine; Dalton,Charles William; Turilova,Kristina.
Increasing Access to Health Services through Inclusive Digital Health : Company Case Studies - Clínicas del Azúcar and Salauno (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099620402212325822