The National Health Authority (NHA) has invited healthcare professionals to participate in a beta testing workshop on January 4, 2023 at 5.00 IST to share their feedback on it recently launched free lightweight, robust, and ABDM-compliant Hospital Management Information System (HMIS).
First announced on December 29, this HMIS solution is envisioned to provide a digital platform for healthcare providers, particularly focusing on private clinics and small health facilities.
The HMIS can be accessed at https://docmitrabeta.abdm.gov.in/. A user manual for accessing the features and using the HMIS is also available on the same link.
Healthcare professionals can register here for the workshop – https://abdm.nha.gov.in/docmitra
NHA is the nodal agency for implementing Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) which aims to develop the backbone for the digital health infrastructure in India. In line with this vision, it is leveraging the strengths of the CoWIN module to develop a new HMIS solution.
The NHA hopes that this lightweight HMIS will increase adoption, accelerate the digitisation of small clinics and improve the discoverability of healthcare providers in India.
The beta version of this HMIS reportedly offers the following features:
- ABDM compliant – Allows doctors to generate and fetch ABHA (Ayushman Bharat Health Account) for their patients.
- Facility Management – Allows doctors to manage their calendar, appointments, and patient details in a single window
- Digital Services – Allows doctors to view previous health records and prescriptions for registered patients and take video consultations
- e-prescription Services – Generate and share digital standardized prescriptions using a range of parameters with options to modify/customize the prescription layout
As per the NHA site, healthcare providers can now use this new solution, share their valuable feedback, and play a role in shaping India’s digital healthcare ecosystem. Feedback from healthcare providers will be incorporated into the ABDM-enabled software to make it more robust.
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