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‡ Hitesh Satvi 51
‡ Niraj Singh 52
‡ Tushar Suvarna 53
‡ Sunita Paliwal 54
‡ Dhanesh Thakkar 55
‡ Prathamesh Thakur 56
‡ Pradeep Vishwakarma 57
‡ Disha Waghmare 58
‡ Vijay Yadav 59
‡ Shenu Chacko 60
‡ Swapnil Vernerkar 61
‡ Amruta Khare 62
‡ Siddhi Kothari 63

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‡ The Indian Healthcare market has grown from USD
22.8 billion in 2008 at a CAGR of 16% to USD 34.2
billion in 2009

‡ The Indian Healthcare sector has emerged as one of

the largest service sectors in India and is projected to
grow to nearly USD 40 billion by 2012

‡ The private sector accounts for over 80% of total

healthcare expenditure in India

‡ Growth drivers of the Sector

  India¶s booming population, increasing at an annual rate of
2%, complimented by the thriving economic growth
  Increasing urbanization and expanding middle class with
more disposable income and the ability to buy costlier
western medicines
  Rise in infectious and chronic degenerative diseases and
lifestyle related diseases6+

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‡ Digital radiology is a technologic
advancement that is becoming
increasingly popular throughout the world

‡ Digital radiography gives the best image,

offers many advantages

‡ The reconstruction and reformatting of

images, easier image processing, wide
range of acquisition, rapid storage and
retrieval

‡ More controlled viewing and analysis

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‡ It is a comprehensive, integrated
information system designed to manage
the administrative, financial and clinical
aspects of a hospital.

‡ It is also called clinical information system

(CIS)

‡ Easy Access to Patient Data to generate

varied records, including classification
based on demographic, gender, age, and
so on

‡ Efficient and accurate administration of

finance, diet of patient, engineering,
and distribution of medical aid

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‡ Medical Transcription is one of the fastest
growing fields in health care

‡ Medical Transcriptionists are in demand in

Western countries especially in the US where
the entire healthcare industry is based on
insurance and detailed medical records are
needed for processing insurance claims

‡ Medical transcription is one of the speedy

growing IT enabled service in India

‡ All the jobs from US has been outsourced to

India, which helps India in generate good
revenue

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‡ Provide enrolment and verification
services across the country.

‡ Will identify the targeted groups

for various flagship programes

‡ This will contain some important

records of medical like blood
group, hereditary disorders

‡ This can help in case of

emergency of medical treatment.

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‡ Operation theatres have installed
Robots for carrying out the
operations.

‡ Doctors from far distance can

operate using joysticks.

‡ These equipments have increased

the frequency of each operation
resulting in saving of many lives.

‡ Saves time and energy of both

patients and Doctors.

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‡ CCTV cameras have been
installed across hospitals to
secure the life of many.

‡ Terror attacks can be

avoided.

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‡ When the NGO visits in the
villages with general physician for
the treatment.

‡ If the physican in not able to

identify the disease than he takes
the help of specialist of that field,
online video conferencing.

‡ Can visit online library of the

medicines, disease & cures.

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