Patient Care Related Issues in the Developing Countries: Monitoring Parameters

This chapter explores the evaluation of therapeutic outcomes and monitoring parameters in patients with diseases in developing countries. It highlights the rationality and importance of such evaluations and discusses the required skills and competencies for healthcare professionals involved in this process. The chapter describes the types of diseases monitoring parameters commonly used, including cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, diabetes, oncology, renal diseases, neurological disorders, gastrointestinal diseases, endocrine disorders, rheumatologic conditions, mental health disorders, and infectious diseases. Furthermore, it discusses the achievements, quality considerations, challenges, and recommendations specific to patient’s diseases evaluation in developing countries, including the need for standardization, training, healthcare infrastructure improvement, data management, and patient engagement. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of addressing challenges, implementing recommendations, and promoting evidence-based evaluation practices to enhance healthcare outcomes in resource-limited settings.