DigitalMeds

18/02/2022

Demand for telemedicine solutions has risen significantly in 2020 due to the pandemic and increased need for remote care with video consultations. More and more doctors/hospitals started looking to automate work with telemedicine solutions and not all telemedicine platforms are similar.

https://digitalmeds.co/how-to-select-a-telemedicine-platform-for-your-practice/

18/02/2022

Telemedicine is no longer an option, but necessity. About 65% of India’s population living in rural areas, where the doctor-patient ratio is as low as 1:25000, patients get best medical advice/care from doctors in towns and large cities

https://digitalmeds.co/future-of-telemedicine-in-healthcare/

17/02/2022

With population of 1.3 billion, spread across urban and rural india, indian healthcare has a unique challenge. Majority of the hospitals and specialists (roughly 75%) are located in urban areas compared to rural.

https://digitalmeds.co/telemedicine-in-healthcare-in-pandemic-times/

With population of 1.3 billion, spread across urban and rural india, indian healthcare has a unique challenge. Majority of the hospitals and specialists (roughly 75%) are located in urban areas compared to rural. Country's rural areas severely lack the primary healthcare facilities. In 2020, the Cov...

17/02/2022

5G deployment in India will add a push to technologies such as telemedicine, Internet of Things (IoT), and virtual reality, along with sectors such as robotics, healthcare, and even our households.
https://digitalmeds.co/5g-in-healthcare/

Telemedicine is not new to India. However,the impact of telemedicine solutions has been less on Indian healthcare. Telemedicine has the potential to improve patient access to care, reduce healthcare costs, improve health outcomes for patients and improve the productivity of clinicians significantly....