The Role of Information Technology in Increasing Accessibility of Health Services in Remote Areas

Abstract

This study explores the impact of Information Technology (IT) on healthcare accessibility in faraway areas, specializing in telemedicine, mobile fitness programs (mHealth), digital fitness statistics (EHRs), and health statistics systems (HIS). Through qualitative interviews with key stakeholders, along with healthcare providers, IT experts, policymakers, and patients, the observe investigates the advantages and demanding situations of IT implementation. The findings highlight the transformative potential of IT in bridging healthcare gaps, improving patient consequences, and improving operational efficiency.