“10 million child deaths due to lack of toilets”
In a world in which 14 percent of the population in the 21st century still defecate outdoors, children remain among […]
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“Telemedicine has enormous market potential”
Due to lack of awareness among the masses and absence of a business model,telemedicine is under realised in India, says Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation President Dr K Ganapathy in conversation with Nikita Apraj
PharmaSecure Plans to Launch An m-Health Platform
Cashing on the m-health trend PharmaSecure is all set to launch psConnectTM-a mobile health (mhealth) platform that enables a variety […]
Technology that Cares
Today, healthcare mostly follows a remedial rather than a preventive approach Sonal Pahwa, Associate Director-Healthcare, Technopak Technology has the potential to […]
The Right Connection
mHealth is a powerful tool for transferring critical information and monitoring essential functions Sanjay Aggarwal, CEO, UNICEL Technologies UNICEL is […]
Keys to the Future
Many more innovative things are yet to arrive in the mHealth space Kunal Sinha, CEO, HealthcareMagic We are an online-wellness […]
Cloud Adoption in Indian Healthcare
Malav Kapadia, Vice President – Sales, Religare Technologies talks about the emergence of various forums that are driving interoperability and […]
We Intend to be the Largest Supplier of 104-Health Helpline Call Centre Solutions
Our solution for India powers two of the five leading telecom operators and a prominent insurance player, says Nehal Shah […]
Sustainable Models for mHealth
The Indian government and private players need to work together using the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model in order to […]
Telemedicine Needs More Practioners than Technology!
Care Hospitals has been in the practice of tele-medicine in India since 2001 and a witness to the changing technology […]
Telemedicine : Bridging Gap between Technology and Treatment
[This article was published in the April 2011 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org) ] The integration of ICT into the health sector has globally empowered the status of health in recent years
“Tele-health is being viewed as a distinct service, as a subspecialty” : Prof K Ganapathy, President – Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation
Prof K Ganapathy, President, Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation and Telemedicine Society of India, and President Elect, Indian Society for Stereotactic & Functional Neurosurgery, is a pioneer in introducing telemedicine in India. A renowned neurosurgeon, Dr Ganapathy has initiated pilot projects in using wireless telemedicine in several rural areas in India.
India’s first GMP compliant plasma fractionation facility
Celestial Biologicals Limited (CBL), an associated company of Intas Biopharmaceuticals Limited, and GE Healthcare, the USD 17 billion healthcare business of General Electric Company, announced recently a collaboration to set up India’s first Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) compliant Plasma Fractionation facility in Ahmedabad.
