certain conditions limit the independence of deprived people. however, those conditions do not limit the right of these people to receive dental care. portable dental units may make it possible for the deprived and elderly to receive the care they deserve in more areas. this study aimed to explore dentists' perceptions of the use of portable dental units in community outreach programs as a prec...

OBJECTIVE To identify and assess strategies for evaluating the impact of mobile eye health units on health outcomes. DESIGN Systematic literature review. SETTING Worldwide. PARTICIPANTS Peer-reviewed journal articles that included the use of a mobile eye health unit. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S) Journal articles were included if outcome measures reflected an assessment of the impact of a mob...

background: mobile health is one of the new technologies for the utilization of health information. for its successful implementation as well as any other system, we must primarily measure the adoption and use of its factors. the purpose of this study was to systematically investigate published articles about the factors affecting the adoption of mobile health and categorizing the factors affec...

The aim of the paper is to present the concept of mobile technology management in healthcare. The paper puts emphasis on application of mobile devices in provision of data indispensable for processing it by big data solutions and underlines relation between mobile technology and big data. Nowadays mobile devices generate large volumes of different types of data which can be analyzed by speciali...

background: the quantity and quality of manpower, especially in health systems, are major factors affecting speed of service delivery, cost, and accuracy, or, in other words, the quality of service. objective: this study purposed to investigate the manpower required in various units of the laboratory at shiraz faghihi hospital. methods: this is a cross-sectional and descriptive-analytical resea...

In Niger, independent mobile health units intended to meet the needs of nomadic populations have proved ineffectual and excessively costly. Primary health care services should be based on fixed structures with a reasonably wide radius of coverage and sufficient flexibility and mobile capacity to fulfil their obligations to all sectors of the population.