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Healthcare goes digital: When doctors go behind the app wall, who gets left behind?

Times of India - India ·
Healthcare goes digital: When doctors go behind the app wall, who gets left behind?

Digital healthcare presents a dual landscape, offering innovative benefits while simultaneously imposing hurdles for various patients.

Younger generations tend to embrace online health services with ease, yet reliable internet access and digital literacy remain essential for comprehensive medical support.

Initiatives such as ABHA strive to digitally integrate healthcare systems.

Ultimately, technology should serve to enhance, rather than substitute, the necessary human touch in patient care.

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