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Medical deserts are a reality across many Caribbean islands. Geographic isolation, a low density of specialists, and a lack of advanced medical infrastructure make access to quality healthcare more difficult. In some territories, the absence of equipment such as MRI or CT scanners forces patients to undertake costly—and sometimes impossible—travel. This situation worsens health inequalities […]

Telemedicine is now a key tool for improving access to healthcare in island territories. It enables patients and healthcare professionals to connect, even at a distance. Through remote consultations, physicians can seek specialist opinions, share diagnoses, and coordinate care pathways. This significantly reduces the need for medical evacuations, which are often costly and limited. Beyond

The collection and analysis of health data are essential to adapt public policies and improve patient care. However, in many regions of the Caribbean, this data remains fragmented or insufficient. The lack of structured registries for certain diseases limits the ability to anticipate needs and assess the effectiveness of implemented actions. It also hinders scientific