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 India is one of the few countries that has emerged as one of the world’s fastest-growing digital economies in recent years. To improve the accessibility of advanced health services, the healthcare sector too has gone digital. Furthermore, the digital healthcare market in India is poised to reach $485.43 billion by 2024.   

Let’s get an insight on factors which helped India to develop a strong, robust healthcare system for the future.   

Digital Health:    

The Indian government is focused on achieving unified healthcare through the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission which mainly emphasis on the digitisation of health records. The healthcare system in the country will be largely defined by technological advancements and digitally enabled care. Thus, it becomes imperative for healthcare professionals to embark on the digital journey by digitizing medical records, automating manual processes, storing digital Health Records, and also implementing the use of AI/ML to enhance the personalised & curated patient experience. AI and Machine learning drive automation and streamlined workflows in different clinical practices and diagnoses. 

Robotic Process Automation (RPAs) are augmenting and extending the care offered with unrivalled efficiency. Robotics technique is used in advanced assisted surgery and these also helps in diagnosing, screening of diseases. Digital transformation, AI and RPAs are the best methods which has brought immense change in the healthcare sector. 

Wearable devices offer clear visibility into the personal health trends and also highlight the preventative risk factors. 

Public-private partnership (PPP)  

In the last two years, especially during the COVID pandemic times, the Indian healthcare sector has grown drastically. Different trends have emerged, employing cutting-edge technology for simplifying and improving the patient experience. The healthcare system requires to be more technology-integrated for enhancing care.  

Technology is constantly evolving; the healthcare industry requires maintenance and updates. The adoption of digital transformation is becoming an indispensable need of the hour for the healthcare industry.  

Since it is patient-centred and requires the use of advanced procedures for precise diagnosis and treatment, the industry relies on communication for effective patient care. These advanced technologies hold the potential to transform several aspects of patient care.   

In a nutshell, digital transformation appears promising and has brought diverse changing dynamics which is becoming a requirement for robust growth of the healthcare industry.