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Jagjit Singh Bhatia1, Sagri Sharma
1Center for Development of Advanced Computing (Ministry of Communications & Information Technology Govt. of India) A-34, Industrial Area, Phase VIII, Mohali, Punjab - 160071, India. jsb@cdacmohali.in
Abstract:
To optimize the medical resources in India and Asia empowering the patients with e-health services in order to justify the multi-specialty healthcare provided to the rural and remote areas is the need of the hour. C-DAC Mohali is working in this direction since 1999 and deployed the technology for the amelioration of the rural Indian population. We bring home the bacon by a broad spectrum of professional quality Telemedicine products and customized solutions that fit within any budget constraint. We're experts in telemedicine conferencing and can help find the right solution to empower the patient with the essentials tools. Through this paper a description of the results from our Telemedicine projects, with substantiating and quantifiable data is put forth. Indian Telemedicine establishments need periodic evaluation to rationalize the main objective of the technology i.e. patient care, patient satisfaction, and patient opinion - in one word - patient empowerment.
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