Re imagining Healthcare
summary
National Digital Health Mission (launched Aug 15, 2020) builds a federated, consent-first stack: health ID, consent manager and gateway, health professional and facility registries, HRPs (health repository providers), HIUs and a personal health locker. It uses FHIR profiles, a public Sandbox (sandbox.ndhm.gov) and healthid.ndhm.gov.in; about 300,000 health IDs exist in pilot UTs. NDHM itself stores no personal records, offers aggregated daily lab feeds, an e‑claim standard to cut ~₹700 claim costs, and a Health Claims Platform for auto‑adjudication.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:38About the National Digital Health Mission
- 2:13Guiding principles
- 3:38NHDM BUILDING BLOCKS
- 5:17Health ID
- 8:18NDHM Architecture for longitudinal Health records
- 10:14Moving Health Data with User Consent
- 14:43Re-imagining the Hospital Experience
- 16:34Aggregated and Anonymized data sets will enable new opportunities
- 18:24How will NDHM Simplify Health Claims Processing
- 21:05Principles for Building Registries
- 21:56Health Professionals Registry - Doctors
- 24:38Kickstarting a new digital health ecosystem
- 26:45Thank you for supporting this mission
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