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Osama Alabdulhadi1,2,3, Yasser Almashari1,2,3, Mohammed Alharbi1,2,3
1Department of Anesthesia, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Abstract:
Virtual health hospitals have been on the rise significantly since COVID-19 globally. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has established several initiatives as part of Vision 2030, where Tele/Virtual Health is key part of this vision. The purpose of this review is to evaluate and establish the expected challenges and the potential value in virtual hospitals in Saudi Arabia. It also aims to identify and analyze gaps in existing knowledge to ideally aid the planning and commissioning of future research on this subject. Results of this review highlight several themes from the literature evolved as follow: 1) need for improvement in Saudi healthcare, 2) emergence of virtual healthcare due to COVID-19, 3) Virtual healthcare has many pros and cons to consider, and, 4) Virtual healthcare has many challenges.
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