Integration of Health Care Modules in Current Health Care Management Systems in India

Integration of Health Care Modules in Current Health Care Management Systems in India

Jay N. Yadav, Rajiv Kant, Jonathan A. Lal

Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering, JIBB, Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad-211007 U.P., India

1. Introduction
Health care beyond worldwide boundaries is a critical problem, particularly when the population differs in terms of geographic position, culture, habits, socioeconomic background, medical strategy, and variations in disease burden over time. For countries like India, with a significant percentage of high-end medical experts as well as support and other health care systems, the development and integration of comprehensive and functionally versatile health care management systems are among the most important clinical problems addressed.

The central dogma of a country that facilitates adopting a conglomeration will create a dedicated population to provide tailor-made health care in health shield, health protection, and health care delivery; a nation that takes care of a nation. Until now, it has given us E-Health, and offerings have been fine-tuned in research literature. In India, the health care domain is currently breaking the boundaries of knowledge workers in clinical and research domains working with the help of these workhorses (Fletcher-Brown et al. 2021). Many e-governance and public health reform programs in India are under consideration, and many of them are under implementation. This research focuses more on the integration of health care technology relevant to the paper topic within clinical setups, passive provision, and utilization of services for administrative purposes technologically implemented (Das et al. 2023).