Telemedicine
Telemedicine has a flourishing market in India. It has taken a boost especially after the onset of the COVID pandemic. indianext pounds on the proliferation of Telemedicine and its implications on the masses. We bring you the recent developments, the stakeholders and their involvements, the market share,the rules and regulations associated with it and the scope covered in this segment of our website.
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Johns Hopkins University: Johns Hopkins Medicine Surpasses 1.5 Million Telemedicine Visits Since Start Of Pandemic
Telemedicine has ‘really become part of routine outpatient care two and a half years since the start of the pandemic,’...
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How To Make Telehealth Services Easier—And More Accessible—For Everyone
Telemedicine’s ultimate success will depend in large part on technology—how seamless patients will find the process, and the digital divide that now keeps many physicians from offering telehealth services and patients from accessing them. While well-capitalized academic medical centers have...
Nagaland Govt Rolls Out eSanjeevani Service
Nagaland rolled out eSanjeevani, a national teleconsultation service of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (HFW), on Saturday. The initiative will replace the state government’s Naga telehealth, a telemedicine platform and assisted teleconsultation system, to alleviate the urban-rural...
Medical Care Can Be Enjoyable: Why Your Business Needs Telemedicine Technology
Telemedicine apps are in high demand because of the features they have and how user-friendly they are. With these apps, doctors and patients can keep in touch with each other and manage online consultation forms anywhere. Healthcare providers no longer...
India Needs An Integrated Healthcare Model
Technology has immense potential to enable scale and efficiency, expressed Yasin M. Choudhary, Mission Director NHM, Jammu and Kashmir, at the 10th Elets Healthcare Innovation Summit held on 22-23 June. Edited excerpts: “India will witness a transformation in access and affordability of healthcare via...
