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NHA keen to collaborate with tech providers to build a national digital health network

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NEW DELHI : Aiming to collaborate with all technology providers to build a national digital health network, the National Health Authority (NHA) responsible for implementing Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) has floated an Expression of Interest (EOI) for all technology providers to develop innovative solutions that shall help build a national digital health ecosystem for India.

NHA said that this collaborative approach will not just help speed up the development but also will help in making digital public goods available to public and/or private entities.  “ABDM aims to create a seamless online platform that will enable interoperability within the digital healthcare ecosystem.

The mission has been conceptualized as a set of ‘digital building blocks’. Each building block is seen as a ‘digital public good’ that can be used by any entity in the digital health ecosystem and provides key capabilities that enable the ABDM vision," NHA said in a statement.

The key building blocks of ABDM are - ABHA, Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR), Health Facility Registry (HFR) and Health Information Exchange & Consent Manager (HIE-CM).

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