Medical robots and blockchain technology needs in the health sector of Bangladesh: An empirical analysis
By: Ali, Muhammad Mahboob
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BookPublisher: The Indian Journal of Economics Description: 399(4), Apr, 2020: p.595-620.Subject(s): Health and economic development, Blockchain technology, Ealth care facilitates, Medical robots, Prevent fraudulent activities, Organizational development of the health related organizations, Patient services
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The Indian Journal of EconomicsSummary: Medical sector of Bangladesh is a vulnerable situation. From different studies it was observed that due to lack of medical facilities, patients are going abroad but after all over the world COVID19 created a panic for the patients who used to go abroad as moving abroad is almost closed. Now at the time of COVID19, starting from the doctors to other health personnel are facing lot of troubles to give support services not only COVID19 effected or suspected patients but also other patients like cardiology, cancer, diabetic even born of new baby. As such the study was undertaken how medical robots and Blockchain technology will help to improve healthcare facilities of Bangladesh. Time period of the study is 15 March 2020 to 30th June, 2020 and data were collected through maintaining social distance under pandemic situation. The study did interview by email, cell phone, whatsapp based on a closed end questionnaire. Total numbers of 112 respondents and as the study intends to collect gender balances out of them 56 respondents are men and 56 respondents are women whether there is any sort of non random association between categories of variable by men and women. Fisher exact test statistic was addressed. he study suggested that though massive investment will be needed but in the long run medical robots and blockchain technology will helpful for the patients of the country as they can get better health care management system. Welfare of the health of the citizens of the country is being related to asy availability of the health related services for which organizational development in the health care management is being required as suggested by the author. Private medical colleges and hospitals need to ethically behave with patient and patient parties as recommended by the author. – Reproduced
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Medical sector of Bangladesh is a vulnerable situation. From different studies it was observed that due to lack of medical facilities, patients are going abroad but after all over the world COVID19 created a panic for the patients who used to go abroad as moving abroad is almost closed. Now at the time of COVID19, starting from the doctors to other health personnel are facing lot of troubles to give support services not only COVID19 effected or suspected patients but also other patients like cardiology, cancer, diabetic even born of new baby. As such the study was undertaken how medical robots and Blockchain technology will help to improve healthcare facilities of Bangladesh. Time period of the study is 15 March 2020 to 30th June, 2020 and data were collected through maintaining social distance under pandemic situation. The study did interview by email, cell phone, whatsapp based on a closed end questionnaire. Total numbers of 112 respondents and as the study intends to collect gender balances out of them 56 respondents are men and 56 respondents are women whether there is any sort of non random association between categories of variable by men and women. Fisher exact test statistic was addressed. he study suggested that though massive investment will be needed but in the long run medical robots and blockchain technology will helpful for the patients of the country as they can get better health care management system. Welfare of the health of the citizens of the country is being related to asy availability of the health related services for which organizational development in the health care management is being required as suggested by the author. Private medical colleges and hospitals need to ethically behave with patient and patient parties as recommended by the author. – Reproduced
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