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
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
Abstract Vaccination remains one of the most effective public health interventions, yet declining vaccine confidence has emerged as a major threat to global immunization programs. Vaccine hesitancy, shaped by misinformation, institutional mistrust, sociocultural factors, and inequitable access to reliable health inform...
Y. H. Abdi, S. G. Bashir· Journal of Healthcare Leader...· 0 citations
Abstract Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as one of the greatest threats to global health, with Africa bearing a disproportionate burden: an estimated 1.05 million deaths were associated with bacterial AMR and approximately 250,000 deaths were directly attributable to AMR in the WHO African Region in 2019 alo...
Y. H. Abdi, S. G. Bashir, Zakaria Ibrahim Issack· Infection and Drug Resistanc...· 0 citations
Maternal and newborn mortality remain major public health challenges in low-income countries, where poverty, health workforce shortages, limited access to quality care, and weak health systems contribute to preventable deaths and adverse outcomes. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a promising tool for strengt...
B. Abdi, Shadia Mohamed Ali, Sumeya Ahmed Ali et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 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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