In G-20, the world has become a fan of India's digital health. The United Nations has said that India's digital health can become a model for other countries. A senior UN official said on Wednesday that India's focus on digital health could be a model for other countries when it takes over the presidency of the G-20.
New Delhi: In G-20, the world has become a fan of India's digital health. The United Nations has said that India's digital health can become a model for other countries. A senior United Nations official said on Wednesday that India's focus on digital health could serve as a model for other countries when it takes over the presidency of the G-20. This statement of the United Nations also stamps the achievements of the country in digital health since the time of Kovid. Due to this, the branch of the country has increased in the whole world.
Dr. Karin Kalander, Senior Health Advisor and Head of the Digital Health and Information Systems Unit at the UNICEF Health Program, said that some of the key strategies for implementing India's digital health efforts in other countries are to create a comprehensive digital health strategy, create a supportive regulatory mechanism and creating public-private partnerships. She was addressing the second meeting of the G-20 Health Working Group here. Karin said, “India's success in digital health can be attributed to a well-planned digital health strategy that is in line with the country's health priorities.
India's pride increased
The UN representative said that other countries can develop and implement their own comprehensive digital health strategies that are based on their specific health needs and goals. Reaching out with a focus on equality and inclusion. “It is important to learn from India's successes and challenges in digital health implementation.