eHEALTH - October - November 2019

In this issue

In this issue:

Jai Pratap Singh: Minister for medical, Health and family welfare, Government of uttar pradesh.

Reghybar Das: Chief minister jharkhand.

Ramchandra Chandravanshi: Minister for Health, medical educaion & family welfare, Goverment of Jharkhand.

Telemedicine: The Biggest Tech-Disruptor To Foster Accessible Healthcare

With proliferation of smart tech-devices, telemedicine has emerged as a big boon today bridging hundreds kilometer of geographical barrier which used to pose a big obstacle till last decade. The technology has enabled doctors sitting at big hospital chain in metro cities to provide quality care to patients residing in remotest part of country within no time. Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets News Network (ENN) highlights different contours of the technology in succinct manner.

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‘Determined To Develop Accessible & Affordable Healthcare Across UP'

The Uttar Pradesh Government is leaving no stone unturned to foster its healthcare delivery system, enabling people at large to avail best services at their doorsteps. Despite huge challenge of infrastructure in terms of shortage of doctors and equipment, the State Government envisions to create best exemplary model of patient care, says Jai Pratap Singh, Minister for Medical, Health and Family Welfare, Government of Uttar Pradesh, in conversation with Arpit Gupta and Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets News Network (ENN).

6 mins

Implementation Of Telemedicine In UT Of Puducherry

The Government of Puducherry has taken a slew of measures pertaining to telemedicine, enabling masses to avail accessible and affordable healthcare services across the UT especially in rural areas.

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Maharashtra: Telemedicine Facilitating Better Patient Care In Rural Areas

Telemedicine is a rapidly developing application of clinical medicine where medical information is transferred via telephone, the internet or other networks for the purpose of consulting, and sometimes remote medical procedures or examinations.

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Economics Of AI, Design Thinking, And Data Science For Smart Healthcare

Health systems are multi-faceted and continually changing across a variety of contexts and health service levels.

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Digital Dispensary - Bolstering Patient Care In Jharkhand

We have enough doctors in urban areas but remote rural areas lack the same. People have to travel far just to get basic primary care which they can get near their homes. We are striving to improve things on this front with support from the State Government, said Anurag Vohra, Chief Technology Officer, Apollo TeleHealth Services while delivering speech at the Healthcare Summit Jharkhand held in Ranchi recently.

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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.