Digitally enabled health care is a win-win situation for everyone

 Digitally enabled health care is a win-win situation for everyone

  1. Patients:
  • Registration, appointment, availability of services on a finger click
  • Diagnosis, laboratory, radiology report/data and its tracking, monitoring, storage, use and sharing
  • SMS/Email alerts, reminders on status, information, and related activity.
  • Online payment, expenditure tracking and payment of incentives /subsidies
  • Specific disease related communication /information and follow up.
  • Support group (patients to patients)
  • Service feedback by patients/public
  • Information sharing and seeking specific information
  • Time saving

 

  1. Healthcare givers:
  • Easy identification/registration of patients through ABHA No.
  • Availability of patient’s health records
  • Easy management of prescription
  • Laboratory and radiology information management and sharing of results
  • Telemedicine diagnosis, monitoring
  • Referral management
  • Assisted diagnosis support system, treatment protocols, case studies etc.
  • Better communication on roster, routine work, patients load and support group
  • Nurses and other staffs work plan and monitoring
  • Training
  • Information on new medicines
  • Medico legal support
  • Monitoring and reporting of adverse dug effect
  • Less paperwork

 

  1. Health system policy makers/managers
  • Human Resource management (requirement, Optimization, and projection)
  • Supply chain management
  • Public health management
  • Birth and death registration linkage
  • Insurance gateway
  • Budget and expenditure planning and monitoring
  • Salary and leave management of health givers
  • Equipment and asset management
  • Facility management, its expansion
  • Provision of new services
  • Infrastructure improvement
  • Service quality monitoring
  • Disease outbreak control and management
  • Data based decision making

 

  1. Research & Development:
  • Real time data collection, standardization, management, and use
  • Descriptive, diagnostic, predictive and prescriptive analysis of data
  • Using innovative tools in data analysis like AI/ML
  • Data sharing and interoperability
  • New drug discovery, vaccines, controlling disease outbreaks

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