eHEALTH - July 2019

In this issue

SMART HOSPITALS Laying Robust Foundation of Smart Delivery of Care
As patients are getting empowered due to large swathe of information, healthcare service providers need to come up with smart ways to live up to their high expectations pertaining to quality and affordable care. Smart Hospitals synchronise all available machinery of delivery of care including technologies, clinical workflows, and operational issues to provide patients best value for their money in terms of clinical outcome, writes Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets News Network (ENN).

Smart Hospitals

Laying Robust Foundation of Smart Delivery of CareAs patients are getting empowered due to large swathe of information, healthcare service providers need to come up with smart ways to live up to their high expectations pertaining to quality and affordable care. Smart Hospitals synchronise all available machinery of delivery of care including technologies, clinical workflows, and operational issues to provide patients best value for their money in terms of clinical outcome.

7 mins

Technology Paving Path For Digital Pathology

As the healthcare standards keep rising, the need and demand to revamp pathology is even more evident than in recent times.

5 mins

What Healthcare Experts Decoded From Union Budget 2019-20

Union Budget 2019-20 aimed at creating new India with major focus on infrastructure, development and technology.

2 mins

Rainbow Hospitals: Ensuring Smart Care via IT-Enabled Solutions

There has been an increased use of information technology across fields in enhancing productivity, cost efficiency and streamlining the processes. In healthcare, IT has proved to be an important tool to improve patient care, contain cost, minimise errors, and standardise the protocols.

3 mins

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eHEALTH Magazine is Asia’s first magazine on ICT applications in healthcare, launched in December 2006.

Like the digital divide, a big chasm exists between the quality of the medicare available to the affluent sections and weaker sections. Modern ICT applications in healthcare like EHR, telemedicine, teleconsultation, e-prescriptions are revolutionizing this sector and bridging that divide. It is estimated that in another 10 years the healthcare sector will go paperless and get completely digitalized; in the US the deadline for that transition is year 2014.

We are on a mission with a futuristic note; to disseminate information on technology changes in healthcare and communicating that to all stake-holders -physicians, patients and industry. The magazine also provides the best forum for the thought leaders in healthcare to express themselves, sharing their experience in this arena to enable its replication in other countries and situations.