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000 The Ugly Maurice Mars Dept of TeleHealth University of KwaZulu- Natal, South Africa International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth
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Reasonable Expectations
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What is the Global Health Problem ? Money
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The Developed World - The Problems
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The Global Health Problem : Money Developed world – rising health costs, ageing population, chronic disease. Developing world – poverty and low health budgets, burden of disease
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The Developing World ? Developed World ~ 1 Billion Emerging and Developing Nations ~ 5 Billion The Bottom Billion
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World 2010 Population Distribution (% Total Pop)
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World 2010 Europe 2010 Africa 2010 Population Distribution %
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Median Age By Region
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Population Growth
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195020102050 World2,5296,8299,150 Africa2271,0101,998 Asia1,4034,1215,231 Europe547732691 Latin America / Caribbean167582729 Northern America172348448 Oceania133551 Source: United Nations Population Division, World Population Prospects 2008 Revision (Medium variant) Population Data ( Millions )
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Telemedicine in the Developing World
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The Problem Can one justify spending money on ICT solutions ?
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Population Living on <US$1 /Day (PPP) African region42.6% South-East Asia region38.4 Global Average22.7 Western Pacific region16.0 Eastern Mediterranean11.0 Region of the Americas4.8 European region- WHO World Health Stats 2012
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The Global Problem Per Capita Government Health Spend US$ South-East Asia region19 African region41 Eastern Mediterranean96 Western Pacific region361 Global Average549 Region of the Americas1,566 European region1,677 WHO World Health Stats 2012
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The Most Bang For Your Buck
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The Problem
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The Global Situation Doctors per 100,000 people African region22 South-East Asia region56 Eastern Mediterranean109 Global Average142 Western Pacific region148 Region of the Americas200 European region332 WHO World Health Stats 2012
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CountryRankTelephoneMobile Cellular Fixed Broadband Niger16541.3%73.4%210.5% Malawi16418.291.02,408.0 S Africa995.24.85.7 USA120.30.80.5 Monaco10.10.3 ICT Cost Cost of a bundle of telephone, mobile phone, broadband as a percentage of GNI per month International Telecommunications Union 2011
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Darkest Africa
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Digital Divide
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Global ICT Developments, 2001 - 2011
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Fixed Phone Lines /100 People 2011
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Internet Users / 100 People, 2001-2011*
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Proportion of Households With Internet Access 2002 - 2011
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Fixed Broadband Subscriptions / 100 People, 2001 - 2011
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Active mobile-broadband subscriptions / 100 People, 2007 - 2011
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Digital Divide and the Health Divide The digital divide is widening Why is this? Is this increasing the health divide ? If so what do we need to do?
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Population Living on <US$1 /Day (PPP) African region42.6% South-East Asia region38.4 Western Pacific region16.0 Eastern Mediterranean11.0 Global Average22.7 Region of the Americas4.8 European region- WHO World Health Stats 2012
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Rethinking the Problem Understand the problem Prioritise young vs old? Reduce digital divide Reduce communication costs Reverse the brain drain New funding paradigm – eAid Think Developing World in all that you do
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Take Home Messages The developing world is different Expectations must be relevant ICT solutions must be appropriate National budgets are low – sustainability Get the most bang for the buck Is eHealth for ageing a priority ?
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The Ugly The developing World continues to be left behind It Needs YOU
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