Telemedicine has emerged as an important strategy for improving access to healthcare, particularly in fragile health systems facing shortages of specialists and significant geographic barriers. Despite its potential, evidence on community readiness for telemedicine adoption in Somalia remains limited.
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M. S. Abdi, Sayidcali Warsame Alinuur, Hodan Abdullahi Hassan et al.· Frontiers in Digital Health· 0 citations
Somalia’s fragile health system is increasingly threatened by reductions in humanitarian financing, with potentially serious consequences for outbreak prevention and public-health preparedness. Recent funding cuts have already resulted in the closure of health and nutrition facilities and substantial reductions in serv...
Zakari Abdullahi, Ismail Mohamud Derow, M. S. Abdi et al.· Tropical Medicine and Health· 0 citations
Health systems in fragile and conflict-affected settings such as Somalia are widely characterized by prolonged disruption, limited state capacity, and heavy dependence on external assistance. In recent years, however, there has been growing debate on whether these systems are merely recovering from collapse or undergoi...
M. S. Abdi, Hafsa Ali Mohamud, Mohamed Dahir Abdi et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Ebola virus disease (EVD) remains a significant public health threat, particularly for fragile and conflict-affected countries with limited health system capacity. Although Somalia has not experienced a confirmed EVD outbreak, its proximity to affected regions, population mobility, humanitarian crises, and persistent h...
M. Abdulahi, Hafsa Ali Mohamud, Najmo Abdullahi Mahamud et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Infectious disease surveillance and outbreak preparedness are essential to health security, yet maintaining these functions remains difficult in fragile and conflict-affected settings. Somalia has experienced prolonged conflict, recurrent epidemics, climate-related shocks, population displacement, and fragmented health...
M. S. Abdi, Y. H. Abdi, S. G. Bashir· Frontiers in Tropical Diseas...· 0 citations
It is argued that artificial intelligence encompassing machine learning and deep learning can help shift malaria control from reactive reporting toward predictive, precision public health, while cautioning that it is one enabler among many rather than a stand-alone solution.
M. S. Abdi, Abdirahman Mohamed Adan, N. I. Ahmed et al.· Frontiers in Digital Health· 0 citations
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