Instead of blaming governments, it is time for all stakeholders to adopt systems thinking in managing the possible third wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Digital transformation in healthcare will accelerate India’s journey towards universal health care and open multiple economic opportunities for all stakeholders.
Mobile apps can guide a patient through every step of the patient journey right from the patient wait times to the time patient is discharged from the hospital.
Instead of blaming governments, it is time for all stakeholders to adopt systems thinking in managing the possible third wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
DTDHI partners with Ahmedabad’s renowned KD Hospital acute and comprehensive care management, along with COVID-19 pre-and-post discharge programs.
Nearly 60% of the existing public health infrastructure, combined with private providers’ facilities, would surely accelerate the drive to meet a revised deadline.
A shift, wherein healthcare providers collaborate with digital health players for an end-to-end patient engagement platform, should effectively fill in the demand-supply gaps.
Digital Healthcare has been playing a catalyzing role in critical and remote care with increased adoption in the field of optimizing radiology, image triage, and clinician decision support. During the pandemic, Indians have recognized the role digital healthcare players play in providing remote care efficiently.
The Healthcare journey is complex and full of challenges for every patient. I strongly believe that patient experience is vital in defining 21st-century healthcare. Patient experience requires all of these components to be operating at their highest levels to be successful.