Unfortunately, overwhelming laboratory workloads and a lack of human resources prevent such lengthy examination times in developing countries, particularly in those countries badly affected by the HIV pandemic.
Such an examination becomes especially important in developing countries such as Sri Lanka, where the number of mental health professionals in the country is low [ 30], and where undergraduates might have access to only a limited number of these professionals, with many affiliated to the university as lecturers or functioning as clinical teachers.
Proving that there are more important uses for your phone's camera than selfies, this app transforms smartphones into portable eye-examination kits, allowing healthcare workers in developing countries to detect cataracts and retinal problems with little training.
An examination of the policy complexities in developing countries is beyond the scope of this study and must have separate consideration.
Significantly more physicians in developing countries (36.5%) than in developed countries (28.6%) claimed to ask about previous examinations for clinical purposes only (p=0.0261).
Conclusion: Cytologic examination, cervicography, the direct acetic acid test, and speculoscopy are not suited for screening in developing countries because of the low sensitivity of the cytologic examination and the low specificity of the other tests.
The examination of how decision makers and researchers in developing countries currently place the role of such approaches, or how communities view the national policy making process, is a research agenda.
29 Although clinical breast examination alone was not recommended in developed countries, this method has been commonly used in developing countries.
The current standard for the identification of bacterial meningitis in developing countries remains to be microscopic examination and consequent culture of CSF.
