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MyHealthcare has announced the launch of its MyHealthcare Enterprise Application (MHEA) for hospitals and healthcare institutions, taking another important step towards the digitisation and digitalisation of healthcare in India. it’ll enable clinicians and hospital teams to manage complete patient care and hospital operations, through a task-based healthcare information management system. The MHEA ecosystem has been architected to drive operational and process efficiencies across the provider network, help with the entire digitisation of the clinical, administrative and procurement processes. The MyHealthcare Ecosystem and MHEA together will offer a connected care continuum platform, driving the most effective standards in patient care. “The combined experience of the team at MyHealthcare Enterprise Application has looked at every pain point faced by hospital operations, nursing, clinical teams, and ensured that we deliver a platform that helps them in improving the way they must do their tasks and deliver better patient care. the single screen experience, with our innovative platforms will pave a new path towards enriched user experience in hospital management,” said, Diwakar Bhowmik, vice chairman and platform lead, MyHealthcare Enterprise Application. Informing that the platform will deliver better patient outcomes, Divya Laroyia, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, MyHealthcare, said, “The MHEA ecosystem will help deliver the best-in-class user experience for hospital operations and clinical teams. we’ve used process automation and AI to bring to users’ relevant information and enable them to finish all tasks from a single screen. in comparison to current operating standards, our analysis shows that the MHEA ecosystem will help improve operational efficiencies by an estimated 76 per cent and reduced training time by around 80 per cent.” The platform is made on an open-source stack, employing a micro-services architecture which helps reduce operating costs for hospitals. The ecosystem also helps hospitals in improving procurement efficiencies through its smart stocking platform and helps improve patient experience significantly, through its discharge process automation. Commenting on the launch Aneesh Nair, Co-founder and CIO, said “The MHEA expands this to secondary, tertiary and emergency care. Our focus in bringing the MHEA ecosystem to the market has been to ensure we are able to drive value for our healthcare partners. The technology stack we’ve chosen helps reduce a hospitals technology operating expense by over 40 per cent and delivers the best-in-class data security.” The MHEA ecosystem comes integrated across a large network of TPA and health insurance companies. The easy-to-use workflow configurator allows hospitals to configure their operating and clinical workflows, without any need for coding and development effort.

India on Saturday recorded 1,27,952 new COVID-19 cases, taking the complete count to 4,20,80,664, informed the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The nation additionally revealed 1,059 new demises as of now taking the aggregate count of deaths to 5,01,114 due to Covid.  With this, the dynamic caseload of India is at 13,31,648, establishing 3.16 percent of the nation’s complete positive cases. The national COVID-19 recuperation rate remained at 95.64 percent while the positivity rate moreover tumbled to 7.98 percent, the health ministry said. The week after week positivity rate additionally plunged to 11.21 percent. As many of 2,30,814 recoveries were accounted for as of now, taking the combined count of recuperated patients to 4,02,47,902. A sum of 16,03,856 tests were led as of now. Over 73.79 crore tests have been led such a long way in the nation, said the ministry. With the administration of 47,53,081 antibody dosages as of now, India’s aggregate count of inoculation remained at 1,68,98,17,199 according to provisional reports till 7 am today. Source: ANI

NEET PG exam that was scheduled to be held on March 12 has been postponed by 6-8 weeks, the Union Health Ministry announced via a government circular. In an order issued on Thursday, the director of health services wrote, “I am directed to say that lot of representations were being received from medical doctors regarding request to delay NEET-PG-2022 examination date i.e. 12.03.22 as published in information bulletin by NBE since it is clashing with the NEET PG 2021 counselling. Also, many of the interns would not be able to participate in the PG Counselling 2022 by the month of May/2022.” “Keeping the above facts in view, the minister has taken the decision to postpone NEET PG 2022 by 6-8 weeks or suitably,” the order said. The Supreme Court was scheduled to listen to a plea on the postponement of the examination on Friday. The plea was filed on January 25. Six MBBS students approached the apex court as many requirements like mandatory internship etc weren’t fulfilled by many aspirants. Many internships got halted due to their Covid duty, they said. According to one among the NEET PG regulations, 30 beds of a hospital need to be assigned to at least one unit of students pursuing the PG course and now two students of two academic sessions will need to be accommodated within the same facility, the plea said. There was a delay in conducting the exams in 2021 which was due to the pandemic situation. Many MBBS graduated are yet to finish their internship, without completing which they’ll not be eligible for the entrance exam this year. The Supreme Court, on January 7, had paved the way for resuming the stalled NEET-PG 2021 counselling process based on the prevailing 27 per cent OBC and 10 per cent EWS reservations in the All India Quota seats, saying there’s an “urgent need” to start the admission process. Source: PTI