How reliable is the service received by the populace via mHealth compared to physical contact with health workers?
The following are some of my research question
- How reliable is the service received by the populace via mHealth compared to physical contact with health workers?
- Is there patients confidentiality / data security and privacy via mHealth service delivery
- How has the mHealth helped tackle lack of accessible self-help
- Has mHealth reduce waiting time at the hospital
- How reliable is the mHealth application
- Is mHealth cost effective
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