New Delhi [India], August 12 (ANI): Thursday, Prime Minister Delhi reviewed the progress of Thursday’s ambitious cloud-based health information management system (HIMS) project.

At the review meeting, officials informed the Prime Minister and Minister of Health of Delhi that the first phase of the project was ready by the end of this year and could be implemented early next year.

In one of the most ambitious health projects of the Government of Delhi, health cards will be issued in the names of all residents of Delhi and a special investigation will be conducted by the government. This will allow all residents of Delhi to take advantage of government medical services. After issuance, the e-health card will be integrated with HIMS.

The system allows doctors to use the card to check the patient’s medical history and allows the patient to make an appointment from home.

Arvind Kejriwal has instructed officers to review the progress of the project with Health Minister Satyendar Jain and expedite the work.

“Delhiites will acquire the Health Information Management System (HIMS) from the beginning of next year. Prime Minister Hon’ble Shri. @ ArvindKejriwal jee today reviewed the authorities and the entire project. This is the only system of this kind in India. Foreign routes where all citizens of India get a health card that displays all the information related to their health. Delhi people will get a lot of convenience with HIMS and health cards. ” CMO Delhi Twitter said. Process a series of tweets.

So far, the health department has completed the vendor selection and bidding process, working on streamlining the project and placing it in front of the cabinet.

The Prime Minister said that after implementation, Delhi would be the first state to introduce such a world-class system.

A call center will be set up for the convenience of those who handle complaints. The establishment of these centers is targeted to be completed within the next three months.

Officers also said that the RFP Committee for the Health e-Card project outlined and reviewed the RFP.

The government will conduct state-wide surveys to allow all citizens to create e-Health cards. Cards are also created at hospitals and other dedicated centers and distributed through visit campaigns.

The e-Health card includes the entire medical history of the cardholder and can be treated at any hospital in the HIMS system. The government is trying to introduce HIMS in all public hospitals in Delhi as soon as possible. Private hospitals will also be connected in stages. After that, Delhi will be the only state in the country to have a cloud-based health care system. (ANI)