YANGON, MYANMAR – Media \u00a0<\/p>\n The service allows the general public to obtain virtual medical consultation \u00a0<\/p>\n Dr Saw Mra Aung, co-founder of HOPE Telecare said, “With the recent \u00a0<\/p>\n “In times like this, the public \u00a0<\/p>\n HOPE Telecare is a joint-venture by Myanmar’s Blue Ocean Investment \u00a0<\/p>\n Htun Htun Naing, Chairman of HOPE Telecare explained, “HOPE is the \u00a0<\/p>\n “About 70% of our population living in the rural area where doctors are
\nOutReach<\/a> – 26 August 2021 –
\nIn conjunction with its launch, HOPE Telecare<\/b><\/a>, Myanmar’s latest all-in-one
\ndigital healthcare platform, is calling doctors available to join the HOPE Task Force<\/b>, a voluntary telemedicine service to provide
\nfree virtual medical consultation amidst the Ministry of Health’s stay-at-home
\norder across the country and to reduce patient-medical healthcare specialist
\ncontact in view of the soaring COVID-19 cases.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/release.media-outreach.com\/release.php\/Images\/Thumb\/500x0\/172291\/HOPE-seeks-volunteers.jpg#image-172291\")
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\nfor free. <\/p>\n
\ndaily new COVID-19 cases reaching all time high, we understand that more state resources
\nneed to be channeled to combat the infection spread. Therefore, we call for
\nvolunteer doctors to join our virtual health advisory task force to reduce the
\nburden on the public healthcare system. This is an opportunity for doctors to
\nvolunteer their time and expertise without putting themselves at risk. We
\nbelieve that the efforts of our volunteers from the task force will help
\ncontribute positively in the midst of this public health crisis” <\/p>\n
\nwould try to avoid visiting high risk places like clinics and hospitals. HOPE
\nTelecare would like to help ease public concern and offer easy access, via no
\nfuss messaging platforms such as Facebook Messenger and via our own HOPE app
\nfor mobile phones, to information from verified experts at the safety of their
\nown home,” Dr Saw added.<\/p>\n
\nLimited, Dr Saw Mra Aung, and Malaysia’s “First Digital Signature Electronic
\nPrescription System” DOC2US owned by Heydoc International Sdn Bhd as their
\ntechnical partner.<\/p>\n
\nacronym of “Helping Our People Everyday” which stems from our mission to help
\nthe people of Myanmar to get accessible, affordable, and equitable healthcare
\nservices anytime, anywhere,”<\/p>\n
\nnot easily found, while our internet penetration rate is growing at more than
\n10% year-on-year from the current 43%, we believe telemedicine is the way
\nforward to improve the quality of care in the country. It would complement the
\nphysical healthcare ecosystem by freeing up physical medical resources to those
\nwho need it.” said Htun.<\/p>\n