Im a doctor by profession. Our health policies are based on surveys mostly conducted by independent agencies or WHO etc. In reality we don't know the actual problem at the ground level ( Real burden of disease ??) then how can we plan. Need of UNIFORM REGISTRY SYSTEM which enrols any patient entered in (govt or private) so we can know the actual burden of disease, its distribution & plan accordingly. It may linked with AADHAR CARD. (ONE INDIA ONE PATIENT ONE REGISTRATION)

ई - चिकित्सा के युग का प्रारम्भ करनेसे पहले रोगों की जाँच के लिये उत्तरदायी विश्वसनीय जाँच संस्थायें जो सीधे मरीजों के लिए कार्य करें और ली जा रही दवाओं से हो रहे फायदे नुकसान के सम्बन्ध में भी बताएं ! जिससे हमारे इ-चकित्सक उत्कृष्ट सेवाओं का संचालन कर सकें!

हमारी परीक्षण शालाओंकों समय रहते रोग की सूचना रोगी को देने में सक्षम होना चाहिए जिसके लिए रोगी की सम्पूर्ण वास्तविक जाँच व सम्मावित उपचार भी बताया जाए सशुल्क ही हो परन्तु रोगी की माँग पर निष्पक्ष व यथार्थ जो निजी व सरकारी दोनों ही हों तभी हमारे ई - चकित्सक हमें उत्कृष्ट सेवाएँ प्रदान कर पाएंगे !

1.NeHA should have a web portal which provides information about various diseases and health programmes 2.Bring all medical colleges,various hospitals under a connected network 3.track the disease pattern across country and its changes with time 4.A provision for online registration of complaints against health staff or hospital or government officials 5.uninterrupted supply of essential drugs 6.A national health insurance 7.creating & publishing treatment protocols for common ailments

NeHA is really an appreciable concept but still in highly globalizing world there will be no boundary barrier for healthcare services in near future, so this concept must focus on non mentioned areas of medical tourism, internationally integrated patiegnt tracking system, knowledge process outsourcing and insourcing from experts from across the world.

Like having attendance recording for government employees, can the same system be extended to health care which helps erraticating corruption in medicines and also tracking what each patient was given by each doctor atleast at goverment hospital. It would help in monitoring all medicine consumption and also providing patient data in good way.

Sir I am from Health care worker(Nurse),sir to control fake Doctors in society why not you pass a bill among Nurses that they can treat or practice based on minor elements,I hope this can little bit decrease or control the raising of fake doctors in society which is most dangerous to the society,and also creat an opportunity to nurses where they can use their profession to contribute their knowledge towards Future Healthy India.

National e-health Authority will have to keep in view Patients, Doctors, Pharmacists, Paramedical Staff, Hospitals run by government or private, Medical equipment, medicines, medical education, medical associations and so many other things. I have a large experience of 20 years in this regard as can be seen from my visiting card attached here. My previous post contains other issues. My website may also be helpful.

Health management is a big issue- Authority will have to address issues of--National health programs; Medical Council of India i.e health education;World Health Organization guidelines;Medical Prof. related Laws and Regulations; Pharmaceuticals including price and availability of medicines;Imported Medicines;Mobile services & Ambulances;Trauma Centers & Road safety guidelines; Consumer Protection Act & Supreme Court judgments on Medical Profession etc.Please see website also.

Knowing we are threatened by a mortal enemy that surpass our intelligence, why are the politicians not preparing for the eventualities? This may come as a surprise, but the threat is real. Ebola has made us shudder with fear and is not one that will disappear. Future infections will kill or scar patients with disability. High-tech medicine will be the thing of past and I know the future is only rehabilitation. Shame India has Only ONE institute that train, help, manage and serve..