Integrating Information and Communication Technologies for Routine Disease Screening

Integrating Information and Communication Technologies for Routine Disease Screening
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Routine Disease Screening
Routine disease screening is a preventative clinical intervention designed to promote the wellness and health of populations from a global perspective. Nations that adopt this method are likely to enjoy a reduction in deaths of persons, detect and prevent diseases and illnesses from cancer to flu during the immediate and admissible treatable stages (Hysek et al., 2019). First world and second world nations like China, the USA, Britain, Germany, Japan, Korea, Australia, and Canada have adopted these preventative interventions that have improved the health of their citizens. Routine disease screening has enabled citizens of the countries to receive early medical treatments after being tested. A disease is early discovered and treated before it deteriorates into the complicated stages. As a result, a disease like cancer in the nations is treated well. The interventions take effect early, compared to countries like third world nations, to which most are yet to adopt the diseases screening procedures.
Improving care delivery and nursing practice needs integration of communication technologies, and appropriate information is mandatory to save lives. To achieve this, nation’s governments need to communicate using social media to their citizens, reminding them of the importance of being freely screened by the medics to save their lives (Pinto et al., 2020). Also, to integrate appropriate information an...