Myanmar’s latest all-in-one digital healthcare platform calls for doctors

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By Mizzima

27 August 2021

A medical doctor wearing a red ribbon on his personal protective equipment (PPE) as a symbol of resistance against the military coup uses a mobile phone at the emergency department of Yangon General Hospital in Yangon, Myanmar. Photo: Lynn Bo Bo/EPA

In conjunction with its launch, HOPE Telecare, Myanmar’s latest all-in-one digital healthcare platform, is calling doctors available to join the HOPE Task Force, a voluntary telemedicine service to provide free virtual medical consultation amidst the Ministry of Health’s stay-at-home order across the country and to reduce patient-medical healthcare specialist contact in view of the soaring COVID-19 cases, Macau Business reported.

The service allows the general public to obtain virtual medical consultation for free.

HOPE Telecare is a joint-venture by Myanmar’s Blue Ocean Investment Limited, Dr Saw Mra Aung, and Malaysia’s “First Digital Signature Electronic Prescription System” DOC2US owned by Heydoc International Sdn Bhd as their technical partner.