Dataset of Analysing the Acceptance, Adoption & Design Perspective of Telemedicine Platforms

This study delves into the transformative journey of telemedicine, inspecting various facets such as its acceptance and adoption by its users. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research conducts a thorough analysis through surveys and in-depth analysis of relevant case studies and journals to unearth the drivers, barriers, and other critical factors associated with telemedicine platforms. Telemedicine presents solutions to bridge the gap in healthcare access, particularly in underserved rural regions within a country. The study addresses challenges such as cost, technology accessibility, and privacy concerns to optimize the existing telemedicine information system. The aim is to enhance the overall quality of healthcare services, enabling healthcare providers and patients to fully embrace telemedicine platforms. The findings of the study will inform recommendations that facilitate the integration and utilization of telemedicine platforms, contributing to the advancement of equitable healthcare access and delivery. In an era characterized by technological advancement, this research represents a crucial step in realizing the full potential of telemedicine and securing its position as an indispensable component in modern healthcare services. The study focuses on the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) element that affects the effectiveness of telemedicine, highlighting the importance of a well-designed HCI in enhancing overall telemedicine efficiency.