<p>Uganda stands as a nation wrestling with the challenges of delivering healthcare to its diverse and often geographically isolated population. For many, especially those in rural areas, the journey to receive medical care is fraught with hurdles—long distances, limited specialist availability, and the financial burden of transportation costs, among other reasons. However, amidst these challenges, &#8230;</p>
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Telemedicine in Uganda: Who Benefits, Who is Left Out?

This leaves those in geographically isolated areas or low-income brackets at a disadvantage, unable to access telemedicine services.
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Low-income populations: The cost of internet access and smartphones might exclude those who need telemedicine services the most.
Healthcare worker training: Providing comprehensive training to healthcare professionals on telemedicine platforms and virtual care delivery.
Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborative efforts between government bodies, private companies, and NGOs to expand telemedicine services across the country.