INDIA
Trivitron and Aloka sign JV Trivitron group of companies, the largest Indian medical technology company and Aloka, the innovators in […]
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First ‘pharmacovigilance’ center launched in India Accenture and Bristol-Myers Squibb Company have together launched the pharmaceutical industry’s first ‘pharmacovigilance’ center, […]
National Consultation on GIS Mapping of Health Facilities and Services in India
Geographic Information System (GIS) is an information system for capturing, storing, analyzing, managing and presenting spatially referenced data (linked to […]
China gets the virus after a decade of declaring themselves polio free
eHealth Bureau Till a few days ago we thought that going at the current trends of Polio cases, India might […]
Praxify (Practice Simplify) is Indias first Apple iPad based Physician Practice Management
eHealth Bureau Praxify is a cloud-based physician practice management solution with electronic medical record (EMR) suite of products and services […]
AVAGMAH Online School announces online MBA in hospital management
eHealth Bureau AVAGMAH Online School (AOS), continuing education initiative of India’s largest eLearning Implementation & Talent Lifecycle Management company, 24×7 […]
CII recommends economic ties in health IT
eHealth Bureau The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has recommended that bilateral economic cooperation be promoted through a focus on […]
Praxify (Practice Simplify) is India
Praxify is a cloud-based physician practice management solution with electronic medical record (EMR) suite of products and services catering to the needs of doctors and clinics.
Rationalising Medical Care
Only 25 percent of India’s specialist physicians reside in semi-urban areas, and a mere
ICT Becomes Healthy
The first eHealth World Forum was held from 1st -3rd August 2011 to create a platform for dignitaries from all over the world and discuss emerging issues
Still no treatment for 2.6 lakh HIV infected patients
Anti-retroviral therapy (ART) is still inadequate in reaching people in India suffering from HIV-AIDS. Research says that 2.6 lakh people are still in dire need of ART in the country. According to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) latest report, ‘Towards Universal Access,’ which tracks progress in achieving the 2010 target for HIV prevention, treatment and care, around 5.8 lakh HIV patients required ART in end-2009.
