Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) For Patients: Benefits, Challenges, And Applications If you dread walking into a clinic, you should know that you are not alone. Society sees going to the physician as something that’s only done in case of extreme necessities. Hence, it is not surprising to see tech-savvy specialists trying to come up with …
One often encounters stories of patients and their families suffering from financial losses and succumbing to hidden poverty as a result of catastrophic healthcare expenditures. It is also perplexing to see people living in the shadows of the finest hospitals but unable to access healthcare despite the right to health being declared as a fundamental right …
National Digital Health Mission: The key to affordable health care for all Read More »
From ordering groceries online to streaming TV shows, people want access to everything at their convenience and at their fingertips. And though they are aware their demands are being met by many industries, most of them do not realize that healthcare is also stepping up to provide this level of convenience and access. Telehealth is …
It is more important to know what sort of person has a disease than to know what sort of disease a person has. Hippocrates The pace of progress in medicine and technology has been rapid as the field is continuously undergoing changes. One such area that is reshaping how medicine is practiced is Precision Medicine. …
Evolving Dynamics of Physician-patient relationship in the age of Precision Healthcare Read More »
The Indian healthcare industry isn’t devoid of challenges. The most significant of these challenges include poor access to care, lack of evidence-based and patient-specific treatment, unregulated data, rising healthcare costs, and inefficient processes. While these are the major challenges, the advancements in healthcare technology are helping physicians better care for their patients alongside addressing these …
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In 2018, the Indian healthcare industry was valued at INR 116.61 billion and, it is projected to reach INR 485.43 billion by 2024. These figures provide a good estimate of the size of this much-neglected industry. But does the size of the industry translate to quality of care as well? Or does our country need …
Is The Indian Healthcare Industry Ready For A Digital Transformation? Read More »