it is very good for poor but not good for rich because if poor miss the facilitice

( 1 )To save people from water born diseases,Let people drink boiled water and Boiled NEEM TREE LEAVES Extracts, and use water filters on Water taps; ( 2 ) To Save people from Exhuasts and fumes, Make Laws for ALL TRANSPORT and BUS vehicles to have their EXHAUST PIPES VERTICAL to discharge exhaust above their respective roof level; Also, make it mandatory to allow the Exhaust pass thru' chemical catalyst or plane water to capture smoke particles before the exhaust is pumped out. regards

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/Snomed/snomed_main.html SNOMED , http://www.hl7.org/ HL7, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_Healthcare_Interoperability_Resources FHIR and http://www.himss.org/library/interoperability-standards HIMSS are a few of the standards used worldwide. Singapore apart from Australia is also pioneer in it, you can have collaboration with experts there. Also UK is a big Failure in this field and hence must take the lessons why and where they failed so that we can avoid.

Upgrading Infrastructure, Unique Ids, Standardisation, Broadband connectivity, Software Development, Interoperability, Futuristic Design and Architecture, Integration of alternative therapies, Transition Authority, International collaboration, Security of Data and Personal Information, Misuse by Insurance Companies, Integration with Statistical Analysis Department to see the National trends in Diseases and Medicines are a few Integral and essential parts of it.

It is a very complex system. I would say our company has a lot of expertise in it. you must take help from www.nehta.gov.au and we have a lot of experts in each and every aspect of it. But I would like to integrate AYURVEDA in it in INDIA along with allopathy. If possible keep in mind other healing techniques like homeopathy, accupressure etc. so that they can be integrated if required later.

I work in a company called nehta. it's web address is www.nehta.gov.au . The first step in realising the NeHA dream is standardise each process. Our company is the authority to standardise, conformance, compliance and accreditation. We also need unique id for each individual, each doctor or service provider and each hospital/lab or service organisation. The interoperability is very important. HL7 is the organisation who already has a huge database of each and everything related to it.

concept of pharmacovigilance ,clinical data , no of patients, health statistics , details of health officers, public health assistance , drug source availability ,e-medi shopping..

Great to hear such kind of service but we should each indian should know their health status via sms once they have aadhar proof

Sir , Sometimes I wonder at one time we are taking about skilled India , Youth driving India. At the same time , politicians taking votes by distributing free things out of the national money , reserving every thing for the citizens on the basis of cast and religion. In case , a person buys votes with his money he is called corrupt and he is free to buy the votes by public money then he is not considered corrupt. What a country we are.

I also propose to have e health authority to have the aadhar card of evey doctor to be attached with his membership of medical council and all his achievements and negligence etc be attached with his aadhar card to differentiate by the citizens to approach a doctor.