In the article, Rodney Taylor, MD at Guardian Eye, sheds light on the multiple challenges faced by healthcare systems in Africa, such as accessibility, cost constraints, and the potential for digital technologies to transform the sector. He argues that technology can only be effective if it is accessible, affordable, and culturally appropriate.
Tag: healthcare in Africa
Ilara Health Secures $4.2M Pre-Series A to Digitise Fragmented Primary Healthcare in Africa
Kenya-based start-up to scale investment in thousands of Primary care clinics through new technology and enhanced business model.
No IPOs in Africa in the first half of 2021, but global IPO Activity on Pace to Hit Historic Highs in 2021
There were no cross-border Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) on African exchanges in the first half of 2021 (H1 2021) according to new Baker McKenzie analysis, H1 […]
Govt urged to embrace the power of tech in delivery of primary healthcare for all
Research released this week show the real potential that technology has in the effective delivery of primary healthcare services across South Africa. The research, says […]
SA Must Adopt a Human-Centred Approached to Healthcare Delivery
But Can Telemedicine Close the Gap? It’s no secret that the Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the existing inequality in South Africa, and in the case […]
There is a third way to minimise COVID exposure –Let’s start using it
by FAR UVC AFRICA There is nothing normal about what some people are calling the “new normal“. Humans are gregarious. For millions of years, we […]