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You can connect to your computer (recommended), tablet (recommended) or your mobile phone. In all cases your microphone and camera should be turned on.

No, you just need to click on the link you received in your mail at the time of the appointment.

The service is free of charge and doctors provide their services voluntarily following EODY guidelines. Doctors of the World and BookingClinic are joining forces in these critical moments at the #DigitalSolidarityGR initiative, providing their services for free.

Yes, you can safely forward to the doctor digital medical records (medical tests, medical reports, etc.) through the system during the session. Files must be in jpg or pdf format.

Due to the large number of requests, a specific appointment needs to be made, as soon as possible.

The Doctors of the World are available every working day from 9am to 5pm. However, you can send your request at any day or time. Please note that priority will be given for the distribution of appointments.

The session lasts 15’.

You have to submit a new request, noting in the original form that you have already spoken to a Doctor of the World.

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that are found in both animals and humans. Some infect humans and are known to cause diseases ranging from a simple cold to more serious illnesses. The new coronavirus and its disease (COVID-19) is a new coronavirus strain that was first found in Wuhan, China in December 2019.

For most people, the coronavirus disease is mild and similar to a simple cold (runny nose, fever, sore throat, cough, shortness of breath, muscle aches, fatigue).

It may be more serious for people in high risk groups (the elderly, people with weak immune systems, people with chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, lung disease, liver disease, etc.) and can lead to pneumonia and serious breathing difficulties.

Less often the disease can lead to death.

A healthy person can get the virus from an infected person. The virus spreads by direct contact with the mouth or nose containing the virus.

These droplets can enter another person's eyes, nose or mouth when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Still, they can be transmitted when he coughs or sneezes in his hands and touches another person or a surface which is then touched by another person. It is not yet known how long the virus lasts on surfaces, but an alcohol-based hand sanitizer can kill it.

Wash your hands frequently with soap and water. If soap is not available, alcohol-based gel can be used.

When coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth or nose with your bent elbow or a tissue. Try not to sneeze and cough in your hands because then you will spread the virus with your own hands. Pour the tissue in a container. If you cough or sneeze in your hand, do not touch anything and immediately wash your hands with soap and water.

Avoid close contact with anyone who is ill, coughs or sneezes and keep at least one-meter distance.

Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. You touch so many things with your that might have been infected by the virus.

The mask is mandatory for citizens in public transport, taxis, elevators, hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centers, in all indoor and outdoor areas according to the latest decisions of the Ministry of Civil Protection and Crisis Management.

The use of a non-medical protection face mask, in any kind of workplace, public or private, is mandatory with the exception of those who work in a private area, without the presence of any other person.

The quick and easy transmission and spread of the coronavirus poses a serious risk to the health of the vulnerable population and puts great pressure on the healthcare system, which is called upon to provide simultaneous treatment to a very large number of patients. The situation faced by hospitals in other countries that did not take drastic measures in time, speaks for itself.

Prohibiting the movement of citizens with explicit exceptions to strictly restricted activities breaks the chain of infection and keeps us healthy in our homes to avoid the worst.

Given the experience of other countries, it was necessary.

The restrictions do not apply to our fellow citizens with serious health problems, who need either physical exercise or other treatment procedures. However, this exercise should be accompanied by both the necessary medical certificate and the doctor’s written assessment. Children with autism, citizens with multiple sclerosis, people in the process of rehabilitation, are always at the center of our attention, our care, but also our respect.

The disease can be treated and many people have already recovered from it. Although no specific medication is recommended, patients should be taken care of to relieve and treat the symptoms. Those with a serious illness should be hospitalized.

If you have been in close contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus you should stay home for 14 days from the last contact and monitor your health. If you have a fever, cough, difficulty in breathing, you should contact a doctor immediately.

There is still no vaccine. It takes time to develop a new vaccine that will be effective and safe.

Check out the latest restrictions here.