New Delhi: India’s first ever Global Digital Health Summit has been organized at Science Bhavan in New Delhi. The conference was inaugurated from 28th to 29th October. The two-day conference will address key issues to build a digital ecosystem aimed at digital health for all. The conference was attended by Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh gave this information through Twitter. He tweeted, “Digital Health Summit Expo showcases new age healthcare technologies developed by young startups. It will be a big boost especially for rural patients and people who need lifelong monitoring of diabetes.”
The conference will address the critical issue of return on investment in digital health. In addition, adoption restrictions for small health organizations and private practitioners will also be discussed. In addition to this, information will also be given on how Metavor, Gaming and 5G will change healthcare.
The program is supported by the world’s leading digital health associations such as the Global Health Connect Partnership (American Telemedicine Association, HLTH, European Connected Health Alliance, Digital Health Commonwealth Center, African Health Federation, Digital Health Society, Health Parliament), International Society for Telemedicine. Organized in collaboration with Switzerland and the Internet Governance Forum – Dynamic Consortium on Digital Health