New Delhi: The Delhi government will conduct surveys throughout the city to ensure that eHealth cards are available for all citizens under the ambitious health information management system (HIM).
These cards, which will be made in hospitals and other special centers will be distributed through a door-to-door campaign.
The eHealth card will contain the entire medical history of the card holder, allowing someone to get treatment in every hospital on him.
Someone will not be asked to bring medical reports and documents if they have a card.
Hims trying to bring all Delhi hospitals under one platform with the information available in the knock on the button.
The Chairman of Minister of Arvind Kejriwal told him to continue to renew the government about the availability of beds in all hospitals as well as the status of drug stock and details on employees and other medical infrastructure.
“Someone does not need to stand out of them in the hospital again.
Promises will be available on the phone and at the convenience of the patient,” he said.
“The contract for the system has been given to M / S NEC Corporation India Private Limited, a multinational company, which will maintain the entire platform.
The funds needed for the project have also been approved by the Cabinet,” CM said in a statement.
The government has allocated Rs 139.8 lakh for the project.
Health cards will be available online for access.
“This will help Delhi people get all information under one roof and immediately seek direct assistance in emergency cases.
After its implementation, Delhi will be the only country in this country to have a Cloud-Based Health Management System.
At present, such as systems It is available in several countries, such as Sweden, Uganda and Germany, “said the Delhi government in a statement.
QR-based cards will be issued to Delhi residents based on voter IDs and registry populations from which clinical information demographic and the basis of each patient can be obtained.
Family mapping will be carried out through cards for health schemes and programs.
This will be integrated with it for smooth information exchange.
To implement the HIMS project, the centralized call center will be set at two levels.
At first level, the call center operator will receive calls and messages from people.
After entering the CRM, they will assess this case and resolve it and inform the available health service staff.
The operator will provide information relevant to the caller and the report will be generated in the end.
At the second level, Delhi government doctors and experts will receive calls and messages and provide appointments to patients.
If the case is emergency, Helpline will immediately receive their calls and talk to them to resolve the problem.
If necessary, they will contact a specialist.