DEHRADUN: In a move to improve healthcare infrastructure for the future Char Dham yatrathe Uttarakhand The government on Saturday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with IT company Hewlett Packard Enterprise to open health care counter at 50 points along the yatra route.
The move will help install ‘one-stop digital touchpoint integrated healthcare kiosks’ with diagnostic equipment that will be set up at sites where pilgrims often rest while performing. pilgrimage. An official said the diagnosis of most important tests related to cardiovascular, neurological and lung will be conducted through these kiosks.
“These kiosks are like a ‘health ATM’ as they are equipped with touchscreen hardware that will provide all personal health information through any internet-connected web browser.” , the official added.
Vinita Shah, DG (health), Uttarakhand, told TOI that “in about 15 minutes, a pilgrim will be able to get test results of nearly 70 important parameters such as blood sugar, blood pressure, test invasive and non-invasive cardiology, etc.” “These automated machines will perform pathological tests and also administer medications. They will help pilgrims consult a doctor because they will have a private facility. telemedicine,” she said.
The move will help install ‘one-stop digital touchpoint integrated healthcare kiosks’ with diagnostic equipment that will be set up at sites where pilgrims often rest while performing. pilgrimage. An official said the diagnosis of most important tests related to cardiovascular, neurological and lung will be conducted through these kiosks.
“These kiosks are like a ‘health ATM’ as they are equipped with touchscreen hardware that will provide all personal health information through any internet-connected web browser.” , the official added.
Vinita Shah, DG (health), Uttarakhand, told TOI that “in about 15 minutes, a pilgrim will be able to get test results of nearly 70 important parameters such as blood sugar, blood pressure, test invasive and non-invasive cardiology, etc.” “These automated machines will perform pathological tests and also administer medications. They will help pilgrims consult a doctor because they will have a private facility. telemedicine,” she said.
