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• Tele-Health in India - Landscape of tele-health infrastructure at points-of-service in India
  • Acknowledgements
  • Table of contents
  • Figures
  • 1 Background
  • 2 Method
  • Case study examples
  • 3 Observations
    • 3.1 Care Coverage
    • 3.2 Connectivity
    • 3.3 Usability
    • 3.4 Intelligibility
    • 3.5 Communicability
    • 3.6 Affordability
    • 3.7 Reliability
    • 3.8 Data Security
    • 3.9 Portability
    • 3.10 Bio-medical interface
    • 3.11 Interoperability
    • 3.12 Digitization of old records
    • 3.13 Commerce
    • 3.14 Technology investment
    • 3.15 Support services
    • 3.16 Training
  • 4 Conclusion
  • Appendix I: Case study examples
    • Case Study 1: Real-Time Bio-Surveillance Program (RTBP): Directorate of Public He alth and Preventive Medicine, Tamil Nadu, India
    • Ca se Study 2: Sustainable Tele-Health Network for preventive and curative interventions World Health Partners & Neurosynaptic Communications, Uttar Pradesh, India
    • Ca se Study 3: Remote Continued Medical Education (CME) network Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences(SGPGIMS), Lucknow, India
    • Ca se Study 4: Urban Tele-Health network Ojus Health Care, Bangalore, India
    • Ca se Study 5: Disaster management and Proactive care in Tele-Health Network Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences(AIMS), Kerala, India
    • Ca se Study 6: Private sector Tele-Consultation network Apollo Hospitals Group, India
  • Appendix II: Web-links to Publications/Organizations included in study