New Delhi: It is likely that Digital Health Proper implementation is provided with coordination of all stakeholders, said National Health Authority Chief Executive Officer RS Sharma on Friday.
“Digital technology is not the end-all be-all of achieving healthcare but it can facilitate innovations and make healthcare more accessible, effective and time-saving,” he added.
In thought-provoking sessions sponsored by NITI AayogDoyens of public health along with representatives from the National Health Authority and Invested India, technology experts and pharma industry came together to discuss data concerns and data analysis to achieve a shared vision of revolutionizing healthcare in India through meaningful public-private collaboration. Gaps in digital health.
“As far as digitalization of healthcare is concerned, our country is developing and progressing better than any other country. We need to formulate a comprehensive strategy on digital health based on the experiences of the pandemic and use it extensively.” Naveen Kumar, Special Secretary, Andhra Pradesh Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department.
“We strongly believe that digital health infrastructure can go a long way in addressing the challenges and burdens of the healthcare sector in our country, however, we need coordinated, integrated and comprehensive efforts to transform the dream into reality and leverage it for maximum utility. To enable affordable, accessible and inclusive health for all as promised among all stakeholders National Health Mission“, said Kamal Narayan, CEO of IHW Council while inaugurating the event.
