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Shilpa Srivastava¹, Millie Pant², Ajith Abraham³

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Information communication technology (ICT) enhances healthcare access globally. This review analyzes satellite, internet, mobile, and cloud technologies for cost-effective, boundary-free medical benefits.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Telemedicine
Digital Health

Background:

Information Communication Technology (ICT) integration in healthcare is a growing research field.
ICT offers significant advantages, including cost-effective medical benefits and global expertise.
eHealth services aim to provide holistic and time-bound healthcare solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To systematically review technological advancements in eHealth services.
To analyze the role of key technologies in delivering health services.
To understand the impact of ICT on global healthcare accessibility.

Main Methods:

Systematic review of technological growth in eHealth.
Analysis of the application of satellite, internet, mobile, and cloud technologies in healthcare.
Literature review focusing on the integration of ICT in health services.

Main Results:

Satellite, internet, mobile, and cloud technologies are pivotal in advancing eHealth.
These technologies facilitate cost-effective and geographically independent healthcare delivery.
ICT enables the provision of global expertise and comprehensive health services.

Conclusions:

The analyzed technologies are crucial for the expansion and effectiveness of eHealth.
ICT integration overcomes geographical barriers, democratizing healthcare access.
Future eHealth services will likely leverage these core technologies for enhanced global reach.