To the huge size and structure of the healthcare industry in India, technology can add immense value to it. Technologies can make differences in the various problem areas. Technologies like telemedicine can increase the reach of doctors to these rural areas to increase the accessibilities of doctors. A startup which is providing e-consultations through message, voice or video call do provide a convenient option at a lower cost for affordability issue. We can aware people by giving them the information about symptom, diagnosis and treatments of various critical diseases through mobile. We can also make people aware about the price and quality of medicines. Read more at:https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/296157

Data Analytics has widespread impacts on not only commercial sectors but also healthcare. For example: First is by checking on hospital activities by maintaining relevant databases can help in finding inefficiencies in service provision and the overall costs of a healthcare facility can be reduced. Second is that data analysis also helps in allocating funds efficiently thus reducing the chances of embezzlement. Third is a database of patients’ records and medical histories can be maintained, which can provide a communication medium for the patient and every other individual working on that case. Also, if a healthcare facility is operated in multiple units, analytics can help ensure consistency across all facilities and specific departments. Lastly, storing staff data and keeping a check on their performance is important. Read more at: http://www.datasciencecentral.com/profiles/blogs/data-analytics-is-transforming-healthcare-systems