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Comments invited on Concept Note on establishment of National e-Health Authority

Comments invited on Concept Note on establishment of National e-Health Authority
Start Date :
Mar 31, 2015
Last Date :
May 11, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Ministry of Health and Family Welfare proposes to set up a National e-Health Authority (NeHA) responsible for development of an Integrated Health Information System in India. It ...

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare proposes to set up a National e-Health Authority (NeHA) responsible for development of an Integrated Health Information System in India. It will also be responsible for enforcing the laws & regulations relating to the privacy and security of the patients health information & records.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is seeking your comments/suggestions/views on this document.

The last date for submission of entries is 10th May, 2015.

Concept Note on establishment of National e-Heath Authority

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Mubarak Patel
Mubarak Patel 11 years 3 months ago
We should consider the security of patients data Linkup patient record wth AADHAR CARD 01) Now about the security of Data we should only show basic data for a MBBS doctor, means that we should show the patients data according to the Doctors degrees. 02) And as per the Patient’s prefrences to show the data to those doctor who is selected to be the Family docotor, or else according to the patients Pin Code we can show to those docotors whoes clininc or hospital is under the patients Pin Code.
Suraj Shah
Suraj Shah 11 years 3 months ago
I propose the creation of a network of government hospitals and small clinics. Consider my project idea for the benefit of Indians here. #NeHA ..Heart diseases are on the rise, making it necessary to identify the risk and treat them early.My android app, along with the hardware available for 4k rs could be given as substitute for big ecg machines costing lakhs, and ecg data can b collectd, n stored centrally on server.app also has ability to detect 5 basic types of cardiac arrhythmia
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nash thomas
nash thomas 11 years 3 months ago
Through Ayurveda, Homeo, Sidda and other traditional and alternative prescription one can reduce the health care cost to minimal level. If it become mandatory to learn Astangahrydayand Homepathy by each and every students from LKG to 10th level, there will not be any requirement of doctors in the society except for meeting the causality on account of accident. The three tier education maths, influence of celestial bodies over life and heath care based on Ayurveda and Homeo will cure the problem.
Sanjeev Garg
Sanjeev Garg 11 years 3 months ago
Respected PM Modiji namestey, Health related problems and decisions must be discussed with medical professionals not those Doctors who have left medical practice and taking decisions sitting in AC rooms. Doctors doing practice in cities like Roorkee where facilities are very minimum and providing medical service with best of knowledge.
Saurabh Rajvanshi
Saurabh Rajvanshi 11 years 3 months ago
1. Try to connect all the government and private hospital through a common link so that they can share their data for the patient. 2. Every person who are coming for some serious problem treatment should provide a electronic card which have some code which contain all the information of that person. 3. Video lectures of doctor should be upload in the e-health platform for the ruler person and aware them about the serious medical problems. 4.And connect all health center of state.
Shankarnath Goswami
Shankarnath Goswami 11 years 3 months ago
1. NeHA should have REAL powers.Bureaucracy not to be a nuisance there. 2. Doctors livelihood may be stressed.Cashless treatment recommended.Their motivation is the key. 3. Straighten Medico-legal issues. 4. Recognised AYUSH Doctors also to be deployed. 5. Insurance to be beefed up while linking the ecosystem together. 6. Every village should know their GP. 7. Each village to compete on improving HDIndexes. 8. Capacity buldng of paramedics a priority. 9. Health awareness trng a priority
nash thomas
nash thomas 11 years 3 months ago
Dear Sir, I have a plan to deliver cost effective alternative medical diagnostic tool using software application. Through this software diagnosis can be done at a least cost of say Rs 100 with most curative medical prescription. There isn't any requirement of high cost modern medical approach; most are kaleidoscopic and have variant opinion among doctors. If Govt can support the same I can deliver the same which is capable of reducing the health care cost at lowest possible level.
Mahesh Gupta
Mahesh Gupta 11 years 3 months ago
I raise basic issue. Rare few doctors and nursing staff attend to their duties when posted in villages. Mostly they remain on leave and pass their tenure. There is no incentive for Govt staff to work in villages rather less HRA and other allowance act as disincentive. There is no need to keep huge difference in rates of various allowances between Class A City and Village. For development of villages,salary structure may be modified in VII pay commission to encourage govt staff to work in village
Aniruddha Chandorkar
Aniruddha Chandorkar 11 years 3 months ago
The service remains the best suited to overcome the skewed manpower resources available in our country in the field of healthcare.. Most expert human resources are clustered in the biggest urban population centres and very few (if at all) are available to serve the rural populace. I have personally been involved in one such effort over the last 24 years to serve the underserved area of Latur thru the Vivekanand Hospital there. But this is a better way to serve people.
Aniruddha Chandorkar
Aniruddha Chandorkar 11 years 3 months ago
We could better serve underserved population of the country get access to expert medical opinion(s) by appropriate and more widespread use of Telemedicine. I have some experience in this field, with a group of friends had started the first telemedicine portal and service in India in 1997. Technology available for telemedicine application was at that the time lagging way behind the needs of the platform/ medium and we were ahead of the curve in that sense. I could help set this up for the GOI.